Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Become a Trauma-Informed Mindfulness Practitioner
Bethlehem Tertiary Institute
This practical course introduced and demonstrated fundamental elements of trauma-informed practice. Through case examples and exercises, learners were introduced to the benefits of using mindfulness for managing symptoms of trauma such as dissociation, flashbacks, anxiety and depression.
6 weeks, 2 hours per week
Dr Andrew Butcher
Te Taiurungi/Principal
Bethlehem Tertiary Institute
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Identify the characteristics of psychological trauma and how they affect both the mind and body
- Explore the key characteristics of the Trauma Informed Mindfulness (TIM) model and how these are used in a personal or professional context
- Interpret different TIM attitudes and skills and apply these to different scenarios
- Develop key skills that lead to greater awareness and mindfulness in yourself and others
- Critically reflect on how you evaluate, understand and interpret situations and events
- Demonstrate and apply key TIM attitudes and skills to a personal or professional context
Syllabus
- Psychological trauma knowledge
- Mindfulness knowledge
- Personal practice of mindfulness and self-compassion
- Prioritisation of client safety and choice
- Avoidance of harm
- Work with titration
- Dynamic stabilisation and integration
- Being present
- Having hope
- Self-compassion
- Having patience
- Being honest
- Being courageous
- Integrating Trauma-informed Mindfulness into your practice
Issued on 19th May 2023
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