Trauma Informed – Trauma Effective Webinar

Scheduled to suit UA/Canadian Attendees.

More and more mental health professions are identifying client issues as being trauma-related as a result of trauma informed practice.

But is managing the symptoms of trauma the best a client should hope for?

Join Judith Richards in this free 1 hour webinar discussing the benefits of being trauma effective with your clients, resolving trauma quickly, safely and without re-traumatising .

This Webinar will also be held on Thursday May 4th at 5.00pm AEST (Brisbane Australia)

Australia – Thursday April 27th

10.00am AEST (QLD, NSW, VIC)

United States – Wednesday April 26th

5.00pm PDT (Los Angeles – CA)

7.00pm CDT (Austin – TX)

8.00pm EDT (New York – NY)

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Workshop: The 1st Steps of TRTP

19 April 2023

If anyone's voluntary / conscious mind wants to be well, but their involuntary / subconscious mind holds the belief, 'It's not safe to be well!' - it's going to be very difficult... There will be self-sabotage. Whenever the conscious and the subconscious mind are not in agreement there will be subconscious self-sabotage. For example, if a client is aiming to achieve a safe, warm intimate relationship and their subconscious is screaming, 'It's not safe to love or be loved!' - there will be subconscious self-sabotage.