Providing curated topics and best practices for mental health professionals
View in browser
Concept_Logo_Main
Concept_Newsletter_Header_FINAL-1
BoP_Newsletter_Icon

Trauma-Focused Therapy Techniques

 

Trauma can change your brain and nervous system, leading to dysregulation and symptoms such as depression and anxiety. As such, trauma therapies focus on soothing the nervous system, integrating traumatic memories, and supporting both mind and body healing.

 

Around 70% of adults in the United States have experienced at least one trauma. Not everyone will have lasting effects, but 6% of U.S. adults develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

 

Traumatic experiences can leave a deep imprint on the body and mind. The impact may appear immediately or years later, affecting an individual’s mood, relationships, and sense of self. But there are effective treatments to help clients heal from trauma. Read our full blog on trauma-focused therapy here.

presenter-icon

UPCOMING LIVE PROGRAMS

  • Conducting Work Product Reviews in Child Custody Litigation | July 14th | 3 Hours, 3 CEs: Over time, more and more mental health professionals have been appointed by family court judges to conduct parenting plan evaluations. Litigants who are displeased with the evaluators’ analysis may challenge their advisory input by retaining a forensic mental health professional to review the evaluators’ work and, where appropriate, to assist the attorneys.

    > Early registration discount through July 6th.

  • Gratitude, Optimism, and Joy: Implications for Health and Wellness | July 17th, 3 Hours, 3 CEs: Gratitude and wellness have been linked for years now: numerous studies have shown that people who regularly practice gratitude tend to have higher levels of happiness, lower levels of stress, better relationships, stronger immune systems, lower blood pressure, reduced anxiety and depression, and more.

     

    > Use the promo code below at checkout for 50% off registration.
    Early registration through July 9th.

Promo Code: Grat-50

  • Addressing Sexuality and Sexual Health with Adolescents | July 25th, 3 Hours, 3 CEs: Rachel Jacoby, PhD and LaToya Smith, PhD explore the developmental implications of adolescence and sexuality, as well as sexual health. They cover communication approaches on tough subjects such as internet safety, safe sex, and more. Participants will walk away from this presentation knowing how to navigate conversations surrounding sexual health for adolescence and how to provide resources and support tools to teens and their families.

     

    > Use the promo code below at checkout for 50% off registration.
    Early registration through July 18th.

Promo Code: Adol-50

  • Foundations of Gender and Gender-Inclusive Counseling | August 9th, 3 Hours, 3 CEs: Misinformation and fear related to care for transgender and nonbinary youth are abundant right now. This training will help clinicians cut through the noise and focus on how they can build on best care practices to support gender-diverse youth and their families. In partnership with Gender Spectrum.

     

     > Early registration discount through August 2nd.

Wishing you well, 

pzapf-signature
pzapf-circle-1

Patricia A. Zapf, PhD
VP, Continuing & Professional Studies
Palo Alto University
pzapf@paloaltou.edu
concept.PaloAltoU.edu

Upcoming Events Schedule

🔂  Refer a new customer and get $20 off! It's our way of saying thank you for helping us connect with more learners. Join our referral program now. 

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
YouTube

CONCEPT Continuing & Professional Studies, Palo Alto University, 1791 Arastradero Road, Palo Alto, California 94304, United States

Unsubscribe Manage preferences