This 6-hour diagnosis, assessment and treatment workshop designed for mental health providers, pastors and clergy, and others in helping professions and roles will explore varieties of abuse and trauma that are often overlooked in the helping professions. Specifically, role betrayal will be examined as a common driver in spiritual abuse, treatment-induced trauma and betrayal trauma from a romantic relationship. The dynamics of PTSD from the DSM-5-TR often coinciding with these experiences reported by clients will be discussed. Internal Family Systems as a tool for intervening with these clinical experiences will be covered. In addition, The Post-Traumatic Stress Inventory-Revised and the Trauma Symptom Inventory-II will be examined in light of these often-hidden experiences of abuse and trauma that occur in the stories of the clients that we serve.
Objectives
Participants in this workshop will:
1) Recognize the commonly occurring dynamics of PTSD in various types of role betrayal.
2) Identify strategies for addressing traumatic wounds emerging from moments of role betrayal.
3) Explore principles of Internal Family Systems as a potential intervention for role betrayal wounds/trauma.
4) Utilize formal assessment data to better understand case conceptualization and intervention for clients who present with role betrayal wounds.
Our Presenter
Dr. Todd Bowman received his doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Oklahoma State University in 2008, and has been practicing professional counseling since then. In 2011, he developed the Sexual Addiction Treatment Provider program at MidAmerica Nazarene University. He is an author, and presents nationally and internationally on a variety of topics including sexual health and sexually addictive behavior. Todd is an avid soccer fan and enjoys a good game of golf.
Venue
This workshop will be offerred in a hybrid format, allowing participants to attend in-person OR online via Zoom. The in-person gathering will be at re:Vive’s office location at 12351 W 96th Terrace, Suite 101, Lenexa, KS 66215. For those wishing to attend online, a Zoom link will be emailed 48-hours prior to the workshop.
Materials
Any workshop materials will be emailed to participants prior to the workshop.
Continuing Education Credits
Mental health providers can earn up to 6 hours of continuing education credits in diagnosis, assessment and treatment upon completion of the workshop and a post-test. Certificates of Completion will be emailed to the participants who complete and submit the post-test. The certificates will be sent to the email address provided by the participant upon registration.
Cost and Registration
The cost for this workshop is $145.
To register, please click the URL under “Website” below and you will be redirected to our Eventbrite registration. If you’d like to attend in-person, please select the “In-person” ticket option. This attendance option is limited to 15 people. If you’d like to attend online, please select the “Online” ticket option. A Zoom link will be emailed 48-hours prior to the workshop.
Please note we will be unable to issue any refunds after October 11, 2024. Any refunds will be issued minus Eventbrite’s fees.
This workshop is prepared and presented in accordance with Kansas and Missouri licensing and continuing education requirements.