Understanding the Neurobiology of Childhood Trauma- Intermediate- 1CEs
$25.00
This course “The Neurobiology of Childhood Trauma” will provide primarily clinical participants with a comprehensible understanding of neurobiology. This course will explore the evolutionary function of homeostasis, allostasis, and the HPA-axis stress response, as it relates to trauma exposure. We will also explore how these systems become dysregulated following trauma exposure and the subsequent damage that occurs when dysregulation persists. In this course we will also discuss various Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and research demonstrating how these experiences lead to negative mental and physical health outcomes later in life. Last, we will review clinical case study examples of the detriments of non-trauma informed care as well as strategies that mental health workers can use to assist in delivery trauma informed care.
Participants will gain a basic understanding of the neurobiological mechanisms that impact the symptoms that traumatized individuals present with.
There are no prerequisites for this course. No prior coursework in neurobiology is needed to understand this course as the instructor presents the material in an understandable manner. This course is open to mental health professionals and individuals interested in gaining a basic understanding of the neurobiology of trauma and skills for healing trauma.
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