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Secondary Trauma Resiliency Training
Schedule & Registration
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November 13th, 14th & 15th, 2024 FOR THOSE WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE STRT
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Secondary Trauma Resiliency Training: Three Day In-Person Training | Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
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- Training Details
Secondary Trauma Resiliency Training: Three Day In-Person Training | Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
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Apply for a Scholarship
We think every category of care-provider deserves the revitalizing opportunity of the Secondary Trauma Resiliency Training. Discounts or scholarships available to qualifying agencies and individuals. Please contact Tami Hinesh for eligibility.
Why a 3 day training?
The Secondary Trauma Resiliency Training is a comprehensive approach to secondary trauma and compassion fatigue. Attendees will not be handed a standardized list of self-care tips, instead they will examine secondary trauma from a full range of perspectives and will gain valuable self-support tools unique to them. Our training changes the way care-providers process the trauma they encounter in their work. This is a powerful experiential three days. Professional effectiveness and job satisfaction will be increased. These three days give participants enough time to unwind and really get it!
Continuing Education for LCSWs
VitalHearts is credentialed to offer continuing education credits for Licensed Clinical Social Workers in Colorado.
The National Association of Social Workers Colorado Chapter will award 24 hours for social workers who complete the Secondary Trauma Resiliency Training. The NASW continuing education requirement is 50 hours every two years, so our training provides nearly one year’s worth of continuing education through the three day training.
For other professions, what we have learned is if participants to the training submit two items – the Agenda and Unit Objectives page (from the workbook) plus the Certificate of Achievement (provided at the end of the training), some regulatory offices are accepting the Secondary Trauma Resiliency Training as a continuing education experience.