intergenerational trauma

Learn more about trauma informed supervision strategies when working with your clients during this three part webinar series.

Part #3: : Interacting with Traumatized Clients: From Knowledge to Skill Practice

• Identify trauma-based responses/behaviors.
• Explore introductory level skills in interviewing trauma survivors, identifying and responding to trauma-based behaviors.
• Define vicarious trauma and discuss secondary trauma (also known as compassion fatigue) and how it can lead to burn-out in the helping profession.
• Obtain self-care tips.

Learn more about trauma informed supervision strategies when working with your clients during this three part webinar series.

Part #2: The Long Reach of Intergenerational Trauma: Connecting the Dots
Discuss who trauma impacts and how it presents within the U.S. population. Obtain a deeper understanding about intergenerational trauma including through the lens of World War II survivors, as told by Viktor Frankl. Examine the link between trauma and criminal behavior.

Learn more about trauma informed supervision strategies when working with your clients during this three part webinar series.

Part #1: Define trauma and what it means to be trauma-informed. Explore how stress and trauma impact the brain and the primary areas of the brain involved with responses to stress. Review various types of trauma to consider when working with your clients i.e. Intergenerational, childhood and complex trauma.

NCJTC staff will provide training on suicide prevention and reduction of risk factors: alcohol and substance abuse, lethal means restriction and mental health/distress. Presentation will be culturally sensitive and provide education and discussion on historical and intergenerational trauma. The first training will include the Ho-Chunk Family Services planning committee. The second training will include a session at their youth conference.