Effective Treatment for Trauma and Stress

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Tuesday, July 26, 2022, @ 4-6 PM EST

COURSE OVERVIEW

This webinar will explore what is happening in the mind and body during high stress and traumatic injury periods. Participants will learn symptoms and risks associated with adaptation to trauma and dysfunctional stress, but the content will focus much on activities for coping, relief, and healing. No one likes the situation we all commonly yet uniquely suffer, but we can get through it. We can even choose to find ways to grow, during a time that the world seems to be falling apart.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Discuss the traumatic stress and related injuries, symptoms/impacts, acute/active injuries.
Give emphasis on emotional intelligence, mindful approaches for recognizing and addressing needs.
Discuss the considerations for monitoring influences and stressors, limiting external forces, to reduce adverse impacts on thinking and mood, health, or decision-making.
Identifying injuries & maladaptive coping or learning, to challenge for healing & change.

Target Audience: Licensed Professional Counselors, Social Workers, Addiction Counselors, & LMFT

Content Level: Beginner to Intermediate

2 CE Hour Credits Approved By: NAADAC, ASWB, & NBCC

State Board Approval

Course Features

Lectures 2
Quizzes 0
Duration 2 hours
Skill level Intermediate
Language English
Students 0
Certificate Yes
Assessments Yes

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COURSE EVALUATION 1
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Jeremy Elledge

Jeremy Elledge is the owner and founder of New View Healing Solutions. He is a Master of Social Work and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker from the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Elledge received specialized training from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) in the latest on trauma-informed concepts and interventions for healing and has made this his lifelong study and mission.

Mr. Elledge has overcome his own personal trauma, in addition to losing much of his sight over the last decade, yet this hardly slows him down. He overcomes many obstacles and has become known as one of Oklahoma’s top clinicians, a leader in the field of trauma and mental health. Mr. Elledge is a fearless leader that truly embodies his own motto and mantra: ‘Don’t let your obstacles become your excuses.’