Introduction to Working Creatively with Trauma Weekend - ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Introduction to Working Creatively with Trauma Weekend - ONLINE VIA ZOOM

How to use creativity in counselling children, adolescents and adults with complex trauma. Designed by Jill Carter - an expert in the field

By Jill Carter Training Learning,Nourishment,Support

Date and time

Sat, 28 Sep 2024 02:00 - Sun, 29 Sep 2024 08:00 PDT

Location

Online

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About this event

  • 1 day 6 hours
  • Trauma and creativity skills are an effective combination for counsellors and therapists.
  • On this weekend, you will learn how to use creative trauma and expressive arts to help clients process traumatic experiences in a gentle way. In addition, this weekend is designed as a way of supporting ourselves around trauma and PTSD through self-care. To support this there will be some personal and group process during these trauma trainings.
  • In this course you will be introduced to:

Ways to use sandplay, art, music and movement in trauma-informed practice. Sandplay and expressive arts are especially effective in helping people with relational or complex trauma.

How to identify the emotional and physical symptoms of PTSD (trauma training post traumatic stress disorder) and complex trauma treatments.

To explore how trauma and creativity can easily be combined with other trauma models e.g. person-centred, trauma-focused CBT, Gestalt or Jungian ways of working.

Practical, clinical skills using expressive arts together with evidence-based psychological therapies.

An awareness of trauma-focused approaches.

  • This introductory level trauma and creativity training course is perfect for:

Your work as a school counsellor or other mental health professional. We welcome counsellors, psychotherapists, clinical psychologists and play therapists. In addition, social workers, wellbeing and mental health practitioners or volunteers.

Gaining basic skills in using expressive arts and play therapy work with traumatised children, adolescents and adults

Identifying the symptoms of PTSD in your educational/mental health setting, e.g. school, nursery, SEN or CAMHS

Using expressive arts trauma-informed skills with clients who have had traumatic experiences

Understanding, integrating and expanding your knowledge of trauma and creativity models as part of your Continuing Professional Development

  • Suitable for anyone interested in using creative arts therapy with clients
  • Get tips on how to start e.g. which sand tray and art equipment to use
  • Feel supported in our small online group – no more than 10 people
  • Connect with expert, friendly, supportive tutor
  • Be introduced to art, sand, music, movement and mindfulness practices easy to use with clients of all ages. https://jillcartertraining.co.uk/trauma-creativity-intro/

If you are interested in a more in-depth training, take a look at our certificate training

https://jillcartertraining.co.uk/trauma-therapy-training-certificate/

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Sometimes client work can feel very heavy. Working creatively can lift some of that stress off your shoulders.

Using creative play in your therapeutic work benefits both your clients and yourself.

We designed our sandplay courses and trauma therapy training for school counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists, play therapists and social workers, to combine support, learning and nourishment.

We have been teaching creative counselling courses for nearly 20 years and have supported hundreds of counsellors, play therapists, psychotherapists and other mental health professionals in the UK and Ireland