Trauma Training This is a two-day training on psychological trauma. Day One covers the biochemical and physiological response to exposure to a life-threatening event. Day Two is an all-day skill-building process in which participants will learn how best to help stabilize trauma victims in the immediate aftermath. This approach is designed for victims and bystanders, not for emergency services workers. CISM and CISD were designed for them, and is not appropriate for victims and bystanders. This model is specifically for people who work in fields in which they come in contact with individuals post-trauma, including counselors, emergency room staff, emergency services staff who wish to understand what is happening for victims with whom they work, mental health practitioners, behavioral specialists, hospice workers, social workers, child protective services providers, foster care parents and workers, and others who are in a helping role for those who could be victims of trauma.

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The Day That This workbook takes the Lovre Model of intervention and makes it available to youth who are working with counselors who do not have expertise in trauma. View or purchase materials