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Virtual Conference on Perspectives on Complex Trauma and its Treatment
on 27th March 2021
organised by Complex Trauma Therapist' Network in the UK (CTTN), Complex Trauma Institute (CTI) in collaboration with the University of York
on 27th March 2021
organised by Complex Trauma Therapist' Network in the UK (CTTN), Complex Trauma Institute (CTI) in collaboration with the University of York
Standard price: £70
10% Discount for CTI Free Members
20% Discount for Annual & 6 Month Members
Student Price £55
READ MORE + PLEASE REGISTER HERE: www.complextraumainstitute.org/conferences
3rd Annual Virtual Conference on Complex Trauma and its Treatment.
10% Discount for CTI Free Members
20% Discount for Annual & 6 Month Members
Student Price £55
READ MORE + PLEASE REGISTER HERE: www.complextraumainstitute.org/conferences
3rd Annual Virtual Conference on Complex Trauma and its Treatment.
We are delighted to announce a one-day conference as part of Complex Trauma Therapists’ Network UK (CTTN), Complex Trauma Institute (CTI) in collaboration with the University of York on 'Perspectives on Complex Trauma and its Treatment'
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Draft Programme
The Conference Package offers you:
Exclusive access to International speakers from the USA, Puerto Rico, Canada, Iceland, Kazakhstan and the UK.
The latest developments in the understanding and treatment of complex trauma as well as a clinical application of the latest development in working with adults and children (with experience from professionals working in agencies and in private practice).
International, organisational and expert clinical perspectives on working with complex trauma.
CPD certificate
7 week access to more than 20 recorded presentations.
You will be given login details which will give you exclusive access to our conference presentations so you can watch it in your own time. All our content will be accessible from the 27th of March 2021. Scroll down for a full programme.
Invitation to the Live Event on the 27th of March 2021 (10:00 - 13:30 GMT)
Consisting of 3 live presentations + Q&A Panel
We are excited to announce that there will be interactive demonstrations and presentations, which you are invited to join live. These will be recorded as well in case you cannot attend on the 27th of March. During the Q&A panel some of our presenters will be available for questions about their work and will also be a great opportunity for networking an meeting other like-minded professionals working in the field of complex trauma
See more information below on our live presenters!
Dr Thania Acaron is a dance and movement psychotherapist, researcher, lecturer and performer. Dr Acarón currently works as a lecturer at the University of South Wales in the Faculty of Creative Industries. She also offers international workshops on movement for wellbeing, therapeutic work with the LGBT+ community, embodied decision-making, physical theatre/contemporary dance, interdisciplinary therapeutic arts and violence prevention.
On the 27th of March she will introduce dance movement psychotherapy and some of its fundamental principles: body-mind connection, kinaesthetic empathy and body symbolism. If you're attending this presentation participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing, have reflection materials at hand, and clear some space to move, if possible.
Dr Scott P. Sells, PhD, MSW, LCSW, LMFT, creator of the Family Systems Trauma (FST) model, has been treating children and adolescents with severe emotional and behavioural problems for over 20 years. He has over 20 publications and has written three books: Treating the Traumatized Child: A Step-by-Step Family Systems Approach, Treating the Tough Adolescent: A Family-Based, Step-by-Step Guide and Parenting Your Out-of-Control Teenager: 7 Steps to Reestablish Authority and Reclaim Love. Scott specialises in working with impossible or stuck cases whose families have not been successful with other counselors. Scott was a former Professor of Social Work at Savannah State University in Savannah, GA and Associate Professor at UNLV in Las Vegas, NV. He founded the Parenting with Love and Limits (PLL) model that is being used across the US and Europe.
Miles Salter writer, musician and broadcaster from York. His creative output since 2002 has included journalism, fiction for young adults and children, running York Literature Festival for eight years, and presenting The Arts Show on Jorvik Radio. He fronts the band Miles and The Chain Gang. He has also worked as visiting lecturer at Leeds Trinity University, as well as in schools and prisons.
On the 27th of March he will perform some poems from his new book, Fix, which includes writing on addiction, therapy, and why there are so few songs about cheese. In his performance, Stories & Songs of Acceptance, Miles will also be performing some songs, and will attempt to answer the question 'what do poetry and therapy have in common?' on the 27th March 2021 (11:15 - 11:45 ).. from Miles below:
Miles and The Chain Gang - Drag Me To The Light (Official Band Video)
To have a peak at our confirmed presentations please see below.
A few more speakers will be joining us soon!
2021 CONFERENCE ON PERSPECTIVES ON COMPLEX TRAUMA AND ITS TREATMENT PROGRAMME
‘Ethical and clinical best practices when working with person(s) in cross-cultural contexts in complex crisis’
Dr Khaleel Isa - Clinical Psychologist, UNICEF
‘Embodied Therapeutic Skills in Practice: Dance Movement Psychotherapy’ (Live Presentation)
Dr Thania Acaron - Dance & Movement Psychotherapist
‘Moving from a systemic world into the world or trauma: working with families who have been impacted by domestic violence’
Stephanie Dawson - Senior Practitioner, Family Action Survive & Thrive
‘Working with resettled refugee children, young people and families: a wraparound approach’
Jude Boyles and Kathryn Townley - Clinical Psychologists, Refugee Council
‘Making meaning beyond words: a trauma informed model. Working creatively with separated children seeking asylum’
Sasha Nemeckova - Art Therapist, Refugee Council
‘The Focussed Mindfulness Method™ (FMM) for complex trauma’
Dr Clare Walters - ,Absolute Specialists Wellbeing
‘Complex Trauma and Grief Recovery from Multiple Losses’
Wendy Sloneker - Grief Recovery Specialist
‘Embodied Reprocessing™ in working with somatic symptoms among trauma survivors’
Dzmitry Karpuk & Celia Dawson - CTTN & CTI
‘Somatically Experiencing Self Whilst Working with Foster Carers & Adoptive Parents – for Self-Care’
Lynne Callaghan Walker - Psychotherapist
‘Offering Talking Therapy Pre-Trial’
Erene Hadjiioannou - Integrative Psychotherapist
‘Towards a Systemic Lens in Trauma work’
Arlette Kavanagh & Audur Gudmundsdottir - Systemic psychotherapists
‘Placing the gaze on the therapist’
Cherie Deakin - Integrative psychotherapist
'Working with First Responders'
Karla Dolinsky, M.C., M.Sc. Registered Clinical Counsellor, trauma therapist based in Victoria, Canada
'Calm Together Project - A digitally inspired psychosocial support tool – a community response to Covid 19.'
Arlette Kavanagh & Lisa Blaney, Systemic Family Psychotherapists
and more will be added soon!! (altogether around 20 conference presentations)
Exclusive access to International speakers from the USA, Puerto Rico, Canada, Iceland, Kazakhstan and the UK.
The latest developments in the understanding and treatment of complex trauma as well as a clinical application of the latest development in working with adults and children (with experience from professionals working in agencies and in private practice).
International, organisational and expert clinical perspectives on working with complex trauma.
CPD certificate
7 week access to more than 20 recorded presentations.
You will be given login details which will give you exclusive access to our conference presentations so you can watch it in your own time. All our content will be accessible from the 27th of March 2021. Scroll down for a full programme.
Invitation to the Live Event on the 27th of March 2021 (10:00 - 13:30 GMT)
Consisting of 3 live presentations + Q&A Panel
We are excited to announce that there will be interactive demonstrations and presentations, which you are invited to join live. These will be recorded as well in case you cannot attend on the 27th of March. During the Q&A panel some of our presenters will be available for questions about their work and will also be a great opportunity for networking an meeting other like-minded professionals working in the field of complex trauma
See more information below on our live presenters!
Dr Thania Acaron is a dance and movement psychotherapist, researcher, lecturer and performer. Dr Acarón currently works as a lecturer at the University of South Wales in the Faculty of Creative Industries. She also offers international workshops on movement for wellbeing, therapeutic work with the LGBT+ community, embodied decision-making, physical theatre/contemporary dance, interdisciplinary therapeutic arts and violence prevention.
On the 27th of March she will introduce dance movement psychotherapy and some of its fundamental principles: body-mind connection, kinaesthetic empathy and body symbolism. If you're attending this presentation participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing, have reflection materials at hand, and clear some space to move, if possible.
Dr Scott P. Sells, PhD, MSW, LCSW, LMFT, creator of the Family Systems Trauma (FST) model, has been treating children and adolescents with severe emotional and behavioural problems for over 20 years. He has over 20 publications and has written three books: Treating the Traumatized Child: A Step-by-Step Family Systems Approach, Treating the Tough Adolescent: A Family-Based, Step-by-Step Guide and Parenting Your Out-of-Control Teenager: 7 Steps to Reestablish Authority and Reclaim Love. Scott specialises in working with impossible or stuck cases whose families have not been successful with other counselors. Scott was a former Professor of Social Work at Savannah State University in Savannah, GA and Associate Professor at UNLV in Las Vegas, NV. He founded the Parenting with Love and Limits (PLL) model that is being used across the US and Europe.
Miles Salter writer, musician and broadcaster from York. His creative output since 2002 has included journalism, fiction for young adults and children, running York Literature Festival for eight years, and presenting The Arts Show on Jorvik Radio. He fronts the band Miles and The Chain Gang. He has also worked as visiting lecturer at Leeds Trinity University, as well as in schools and prisons.
On the 27th of March he will perform some poems from his new book, Fix, which includes writing on addiction, therapy, and why there are so few songs about cheese. In his performance, Stories & Songs of Acceptance, Miles will also be performing some songs, and will attempt to answer the question 'what do poetry and therapy have in common?' on the 27th March 2021 (11:15 - 11:45 ).. from Miles below:
Miles and The Chain Gang - Drag Me To The Light (Official Band Video)
To have a peak at our confirmed presentations please see below.
A few more speakers will be joining us soon!
2021 CONFERENCE ON PERSPECTIVES ON COMPLEX TRAUMA AND ITS TREATMENT PROGRAMME
‘Ethical and clinical best practices when working with person(s) in cross-cultural contexts in complex crisis’
Dr Khaleel Isa - Clinical Psychologist, UNICEF
‘Embodied Therapeutic Skills in Practice: Dance Movement Psychotherapy’ (Live Presentation)
Dr Thania Acaron - Dance & Movement Psychotherapist
‘Moving from a systemic world into the world or trauma: working with families who have been impacted by domestic violence’
Stephanie Dawson - Senior Practitioner, Family Action Survive & Thrive
‘Working with resettled refugee children, young people and families: a wraparound approach’
Jude Boyles and Kathryn Townley - Clinical Psychologists, Refugee Council
‘Making meaning beyond words: a trauma informed model. Working creatively with separated children seeking asylum’
Sasha Nemeckova - Art Therapist, Refugee Council
‘The Focussed Mindfulness Method™ (FMM) for complex trauma’
Dr Clare Walters - ,Absolute Specialists Wellbeing
‘Complex Trauma and Grief Recovery from Multiple Losses’
Wendy Sloneker - Grief Recovery Specialist
‘Embodied Reprocessing™ in working with somatic symptoms among trauma survivors’
Dzmitry Karpuk & Celia Dawson - CTTN & CTI
‘Somatically Experiencing Self Whilst Working with Foster Carers & Adoptive Parents – for Self-Care’
Lynne Callaghan Walker - Psychotherapist
‘Offering Talking Therapy Pre-Trial’
Erene Hadjiioannou - Integrative Psychotherapist
‘Towards a Systemic Lens in Trauma work’
Arlette Kavanagh & Audur Gudmundsdottir - Systemic psychotherapists
‘Placing the gaze on the therapist’
Cherie Deakin - Integrative psychotherapist
'Working with First Responders'
Karla Dolinsky, M.C., M.Sc. Registered Clinical Counsellor, trauma therapist based in Victoria, Canada
'Calm Together Project - A digitally inspired psychosocial support tool – a community response to Covid 19.'
Arlette Kavanagh & Lisa Blaney, Systemic Family Psychotherapists
and more will be added soon!! (altogether around 20 conference presentations)