Approved for 6 EMDRIA Credits

Due to the development of the internet, the existence of the extreme organized abuse of children is no longer a valid debate.  While much research and media interest has been given to the perpetrators and organizations, the victims of torture-based child trafficking remain largely unknown, unrecognized, and un-recognized by institutions and society at large.  Even in fields that treat trauma, how to help victims of that kind of trauma is pretty widely debated. This day-long workshop addresses this need in as practical and direct a way as possible.  Less an exploration of how that abuse is perpetrated, this course will be presenting micro- and macro- ways of helping a person begin to recover from that degree of abuse.  This includes: recognizing the impacts and symptoms of that degree of traumatization; the very specific needs of that person in a therapeutic relationship; addressing the need for and development of functional resources and community as necessary to recovery; and some specific therapeutic practices and approaches to empower the therapist

Presenters: Kristen Gidel Kelly, LPCC-S & Will Randle, LISW-S

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