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Product ID:
23649
Complete Three Session Package
This package includes the following three (3) presentations:
Just Before Dawn – “From the Tragedy of Tradition to New Innovations in Assessing Trauma for Sexual Victims”
This presentation provides an extensive view of research Jan Hindman completed over a ten-year period regarding the intricacies of sexual victim trauma. Participants attending this training gain skills in understanding myths and misconceptions about sexual trauma, which also enhances skills in developing pertinent treatment plans for sexually abused children and adults.
Beyond Our Beliefs – “Sensory-Based Treatment for Victims of Sexual Abuse”
This presentation includes Jan’s work regarding myths and misconceptions commonly held about sexual victim trauma, focusing on the “sensory base” of the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This training emphasizes the development of treatment plans that are sensitive to the managed care system, that provide an understanding of THE NATURE OF TRAUMA BONDING, and includes a focus on how neurolinguistic programming effects both trauma and treatment.
This presentation requires at least a four-hour time frame but can be expanded into a full day training.
Fantasy, Fixation, and the Future – “Teaching Sexual Health to Children with Sexual Behavioral Problems”
This presentation examines the differences between adult and child sexual development and how important it is for those treating children with sexual behavioral problems to avoid “fixating” children into deviant arousal with an over emphasis on negative (deviant) sexual acting out. This is an innovative “skill-based” training providing clinicians with tips and techniques in developing treatment strategies that protect the precarious nature of sexual health for youth in both residential and outpatient treatment programs.
This training project was
funded under an agreement with the State of Tennessee, Department of
Children’s Services.
The fee for this session or package of sessions provides viewing access for a single individual. A separate group viewing fee is available for agencies who wish to view and interact as a group. Please contact the TAMHO office for details (615-244-2220 ext. 14; tamho@tamho.org; or, toll free in Tennessee: 800-568-2642).
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Price: $35.00
Category:
TAMHO Portal
Date Released:
September 1, 2006
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Product ID:
23650
Just Before Dawn – “From the Tragedy of Tradition to New Innovations in Assessing Trauma for Sexual Victims”
This presentation provides an extensive view of research Jan Hindman completed over a ten-year period regarding the intricacies of sexual victim trauma. Participants attending this training gain skills in understanding myths and misconceptions about sexual trauma, which also enhances skills in developing pertinent treatment plans for sexually abused children and adults.
This training project was
funded under an agreement with the State of Tennessee, Department of
Children’s Services.
The fee for this session or package of sessions provides viewing access for a single individual. A separate group viewing fee is available for agencies who wish to view and interact as a group. Please contact the TAMHO office for details (615-244-2220 ext. 14; tamho@tamho.org; or, toll free in Tennessee: 800-568-2642).
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Price: $15.00
Category:
TAMHO Portal
Date Released:
September 1, 2006
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Product ID:
23651
Beyond Our Beliefs – “Sensory-Based Treatment for Victims of Sexual Abuse”
This presentation includes Jan’s work regarding myths and misconceptions commonly held about sexual victim trauma, focusing on the “sensory base” of the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This training emphasizes the development of treatment plans that are sensitive to the managed care system, that provide an understanding of THE NATURE OF TRAUMA BONDING, and includes a focus on how neurolinguistic programming effects both trauma and treatment.
This presentation requires at least a four-hour time frame but can be expanded into a full day training.
This training project was
funded under an agreement with the State of Tennessee, Department of
Children’s Services.
The fee for this session or package of sessions provides viewing access for a single individual. A separate group viewing fee is available for agencies who wish to view and interact as a group. Please contact the TAMHO office for details (615-244-2220 ext. 14; tamho@tamho.org; or, toll free in Tennessee: 800-568-2642).
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Price: $15.00
Category:
TAMHO Portal
Date Released:
September 1, 2006
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Product ID:
23652
Fantasy, Fixation, and the Future – “Teaching Sexual Health to Children with Sexual Behavioral Problems”
This presentation examines the differences between adult and child sexual development and how important it is for those treating children with sexual behavioral problems to avoid “fixating” children into deviant arousal with an over emphasis on negative (deviant) sexual acting out. This is an innovative “skill-based” training providing clinicians with tips and techniques in developing treatment strategies that protect the precarious nature of sexual health for youth in both residential and outpatient treatment programs.
This training project was
funded under an agreement with the State of Tennessee, Department of
Children’s Services.
The fee for this session or package of sessions provides viewing access for a single individual. A separate group viewing fee is available for agencies who wish to view and interact as a group. Please contact the TAMHO office for details (615-244-2220 ext. 14; tamho@tamho.org; or, toll free in Tennessee: 800-568-2642).
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Price: $15.00
Category:
TAMHO Portal
Date Released:
September 1, 2006
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Product ID:
23713
Case Management - "Skill Building Play Therapy Techniques for At-Risk Children and Youth"
This session has been designed primarily for case managers. Participants will leave this workshop with dozens of practical interventions for working with at-risk children and youth. The format of the workshop will tie specific play therapy techniques to typical treatment goals for this population. Targeted skill building areas will include emotional literacy, anger management, stress inoculation, impulse-control and self-monitoring, social skills, self-esteem and pro-social problem solving strategies. Techniques are adaptable to many diagnoses and settings. Didactic learning will be augmented with case examples, slides and experiential activities.
This session is provided in four (4) separate viewing segments.
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Price: $20.00
Category:
TAMHO Portal
Date Released:
January 11, 2007
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Product ID:
23708
Evidence-Informed Play Therapy - "Techniques for Treating Traumatized Children"
Participants will leave this workshop with over 50 evidence-informed play therapy techniques to add to their tool kit for treating traumatized children. Trauma symptomatology and a multitude of methods for increasing the client's sense of safety will provide the scaffolding upon which treatment goals and interventions will be built. Didactic information will be augmented with case examples, slides of children's art and play creations and experiential activities.
Learning Objectives
This session is provided in four (4) separate viewing segments
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Price: $20.00
Category:
TAMHO Portal
Date Released:
January 11, 2007
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Product ID:
23788
Trauma and the Brain - The Impact of Abuse and Neglect" (Clinicians)
The first part of this session will be devoted to an examination of the specific Emotional Psycho-Social and Behavioral tasks/stages of the development of children ages 0-12, as well as the process of Attachment as it occurs in children 0-3. The process and impact of Early Attachment (or lack thereof) on children’s development, behavior and interpersonal relationships will also be addressed.
The second part of this session will examine the types and categories of abuse, neglect, and other trauma and their impact on the Neurobiological, Emotional, Behavioral and Psychological development of children.
Throughout the session, particular emphasis will be placed upon the central role of, as well as the impact upon, the brain in both normal and traumatic development.Participants will also learn why this knowledge serves as an essential foundation for parenting, understanding and working with children who have experienced significant early trauma.Rhode Island’s largest behavioral health provider, and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Brown University Medical School where he has taught for 16 years. He was previously Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at Tulane University School of Medicine.
This session is provided in six (6) separate viewing segments.
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Price: $60.00
Category:
TAMHO Portal
Date Released:
August 7, 2007
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Product ID:
23789
Trauma and the Brain - The Impact of Abuse and Neglect" (Case Managers)
This particular session is a modified 3½ hour version of the full 10 hour session. The first part of this session will be devoted to an examination of the specific Emotional Psycho-Social and Behavioral tasks/stages of the development of children ages 0-12, as well as the process of Attachment as it occurs in children 0-3. The process and impact of Early Attachment (or lack thereof) on children’s development, behavior and interpersonal relationships will also be addressed.
The second part of this session will examine the types and categories of abuse, neglect, and other trauma and their impact on the Neurobiological, Emotional, Behavioral and Psychological development of children.
Throughout the session, particular emphasis will be placed upon the central role of, as well as the impact upon, the brain in both normal and traumatic development.
This session is provided in two (2) separate viewing segments.
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Price: $20.00
Category:
TAMHO Portal
Date Released:
August 7, 2007
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Product ID:
23790
Trauma and the Brain- Question and Answer
Facilitated by TAMHO staff, this participant discussion with Casey Family
Services staff, Bob Hagberg, Dr. James Greer, and Sarah Greenblatt,
outlines the potential impact of implementing the Brain Train in
Tennessee. These discussions are in follow-up to training received over
the previous days – TRAUMA AND THE BRAIN: The Impact of Abuse and
Neglect. Implementation ideas, techniques involved, and potential pitfall
to avoid both in Casey Foundation programs as well as local programs
were reviewed. Time was allotted for the identification of foster family
supports and critical issues to support implementation. Potential
partnerships were also identified to facilitate and promote
implementation. (Approximately 3 hours in length)
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Price: $10.00
Category:
TAMHO Portal
Date Released:
August 10, 2007
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