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SUMMARY:Ancestral Trauma\, Indigenous Well-Being\, & Collective Healing
LOCATION:Kammerer Jacklyn D\, 707 N Broadway\, Baltimore\, MD 21205\, USA
DESCRIPTION:**This event is open to the public\, and is appropriate for beg
 inner to intermediate professionals involved in working with youth and fam
 ilies that have experienced complex trauma.**\n\nThis workshop emphasizes 
 the importance of culture on well-being and quality of life\, and how hist
 ory and context are part of the whole person and should be taken into acco
 unt when looking to understand someone’s experience and behavior. The tr
 aining describes historical trauma and its cumulative impact and includes 
 lessons that can be learned from indigenous communities about healing and 
 resilience.\n\nThis module is a part of the Complex Trauma Training Consor
 tium Master Series (CTTC Training Module #11). This project is supported b
 y National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative (NCTSI) Category II Treatment
  & Services Adaptation Centers Grant # H79SM085102 awarded to Adelphi Univ
 ersity through the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration
  (SAMHSA)\, Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS).\n\nRegistered partic
 ipants will receive an e-mail with instructions on how to join the session
 .\n\nTarget audience:  This intermediate level 1.5 hour workshop is approp
 riate for beginner to  intermediate professionals involved in working with
  youth and families that have experienced complex trauma.  Some introducto
 ry background in complex trauma is useful.\n\nLearning Objectives:\n\nAtte
 ndees will be able to:\n\n1.    Describe land acknowledgement.\n2.    Desc
 ribe being a good relative (stress response/trauma triggers\, self-regulat
 ion/co-regulation/community care).\n3.    Define historical and ancestral 
 trauma.\n4.    Describe historical and ancestral wellness and cultural hea
 ling.\n5.    Describe healing-centered engagement.\n\n This session is par
 t of a FREE training series taking place every month  that will aid partic
 ipants in broadening their understanding of complex trauma in children and
  adults. All those on the Training Academy listserv and who follow us on s
 ocial media will receive th
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