This interactive (virtual) workshop has been designed for social workers and therapists who wish to build or deepen their understanding of trauma. Participants will explore foundational concepts of trauma, including clinical considerations. The presenter will spend time discussing the causes of trauma, the concept of the “trauma zone”, and the wide-ranging impact of trauma on individuals, couples, families and communities. The workshop will also cover appropriate treatments for trauma, as well as the distinctions between trauma care and trauma-informed care. In addition, we will examine the roles of various professionals in trauma treatment and engage in critical discussion around age and race-based trauma.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
• Participants will define and identify trauma.
• Participants will conceptualize treatment modalities for trauma.
• Participants will understand the “trauma zone” concept and the impact of trauma on individuals, couples & families.
• Participants will recognize the difference between trauma care and trauma informed care.
DETAILED SCHEDULE
8:30 AM: Check-In & Zoom Waiting Room Open
9:00 AM: Overview of Trauma and Causes
9:30 AM: Identifying the Impact of Trauma on individuals, families and communities
10:00 AM: Special Considerations - Trauma in the lives of older adults and race-based trauma
10:35 AM: Hosted Q&A
10:45 AM: Break
11:00 AM: Treatment for Trauma - Trauma care versus trauma-informed treatment
11:30 PM: Professional Qualifications necessary for appropriate trauma care
11:45 AM: Conclusion & Close
TICKET PRICING
- Members includes CEUs, $95.00* (You must be logged into the system to receive member pricing.)
- Student/Retired, $35.00
- Non-Members includes CEUs, $115.00 (For Members of other State Societies, please select this option and enter your discount coupon code to receive special pricing)
PRESENTER BIO
With over 39 years in human services and behavioral health, Sharon White, MSS, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker and accomplished executive leader with a passion for training and education. Drawing from 12+ years of executive leadership and 27 years in community behavioral health, Sharon White brings deep expertise in integrated care, staff development, and program innovation.
A respected national, regional, and local presenter, Sharon White has vast experience designing and delivering engaging trainings on mental health, trauma, conflict resolution, aging, diversity, depression, and professional self-care. Known for an energetic and thoughtful style, Sharon White is dedicated to fostering whole-person wellness and workforce development through impactful learning experiences. She has Co-Founded and facilitated task forces for Delaware County specializing in aging, behavioral health and hoarding, and as well as having been a trainer in crisis intervention for law enforcement.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (3 Clinical Credits)
FOR PENNSYLVANIA SOCIAL WORKERS, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS, AND PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS: This program is approved for 3 Credits for professional workshops sponsored by the Pennsylvania Society for Clinical Social Work, a state affiliate of the Clinical Social Work Association listed in Section 47.36 of Title 49, Chapter 47 of the PA Code, State Board of Social Work Examiners.
FOR NEW JERSEY SOCIAL WORKERS: This program is approved for 3 clinical credits. Attendance at programs or courses given at state and national social work association conferences, where the criteria for membership is an academic degree in social work, are a valid source of continuing education credit.
(N.J.A.C.13:44G-6.4(c)6)