A second offering, the Advanced Clinical Seminar Series in Trauma Prevention and Treatment, building on the work accomplished in the core course, is restricted to clinicians practicing in the field. ITSP encourages and supports student-participant involvement in global and community projects endorsed or developed by faculty members, as part of their training. Controversies and new developments in the field are addressed as are the social and cultural dimensions of trauma. Finally, the representation of trauma in the arts, literature and in the media will be discussed. The lectures and discussion are led by experts on the faculty as well as invited guest speakers who are pioneers in the field.
Participants receive, upon completion, a certificate of attendance.
This seminar series offers clinicians the opportunity to develop and refine clinical skills based on a trauma intervention model. One to two-day seminars will be offered over the course of the academic year, addressing specific trauma related topics and incorporating didactic and experiential learning methods. The synthesis of essential topics required for clinical skill refinement will be facilitated through case discussion. Primarily designed for clinicians who are entering the clinical setting or are already practicing with individual, family or group populations, non-licensed participants may also be eligible for some seminars. Each participant will receive a certificate of attendance.