| Fee: Attendance is Free
Important fee information regarding CEUs:
- $15.00 for 3.0 CEUs for Ohio Licensed Social Workers, Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists and Ohio Licensed Psychologists
- FREE 3.0 CPUs Department of Development Disabilities
- Must Attend the full training. Partial credit will not be given.
Description: It was once believed that anger was a primary human emotion. We now know that it is the most obvious human emotion, but other emotions are always driving it, namely sadness and fear. Neuroscience is demonstrating that some of the most challenging behaviors, like anger and aggression, are biologically based fear responses more related to fear-based dysregulation than intractable behavior. When working with anger, we can often fall into a cycle of pushing the agitated person to submit to subdue the aggressive expression of their anger. Like steam in a pressure cooker, the anger builds up, and when the fear driving the submission has lifted (or the person or consequence that is feared is gone) the next level up on the Fear/Stress Response Cascade is Fight. Many of the people we serve and support have been caught in a Submit – Fight cycle that brings them, and often those who love them, to our doors for help. This training combines the latest neuroscience with interventions to defuse the lose-lose of power struggles and move people out of the Submit – Fight cycle to a safe Flock by addressing the fear driving their anger. Together we will learn interventions to explore the context .
Participants will be able to identify and address:
- The impact sadness and fear have on the brain, body, and behavior of all of us.
- How to use the Anger Onion to recognize and address the fear driving anger
- Identify and address ways to increase felt safety and cooperation by practicing collaborative, non-adversarial approaches to anger and aggression
- Safe replacement behaviors to safely engage the energy that is produced by anger.
- Techniques for helping themselves and others experience felt safety
Presenters: Mary Vicario LPCC-S, CTS Mary Vicario is a licensed professional clinical counselor supervisor (LPCC –S) and a certified trauma specialist with over 35 years of experience working as an educator, counselor, clinical director, and consultant with individuals, families, organizations, and systems. She trains nationally and internationally translating the latest research on the neuroscience of trauma and resilience into interventions for all ages and ability levels. Mary is a proud participant in multiple grants to further develop and link trauma informed and resilience-based care across systems and communities. She is honored to provide Trauma Responsive Care Certification through the Tristate Trauma Network for anyone working with trauma survivors. Mary can be reached at www.findinghopeconsulting.com Dr. Veronica R. Barrios, Ph.D. Dr. Veronica R. Barrios is a Queer, Latinx, interpersonal violence scholar. She is an Assistant Professor at Miami University where she instructs courses on Culturally Informed Practice and Interpersonal Violence. Her work is grounded in intersectionality theory, discussing issues around the absence of and need for diversity, practices that limit and create equity, and the need for radical inclusion. Specifically, Dr. Barrios investigates the culture of nondisclosure of violence. Her scholarship is used to conduct trainings for local and national audiences (i.e. practitioners, researchers, educators) on the topics of cultural and trauma responsive strategies for working with individuals across the lifespan.
About the Resilience Project: The Resilience Project is administered by Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services (GCBH) with the support of these partner agencies: Child Focus, Hamilton County DD Services, Clermont County Board of DD, Clermont and Butler County FCF, and HOPE Community Center for Mental Wellness. The Resilience Project is funded by a grant from Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) and Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD).
Continuing Education The Child Focus Training Center is approved through the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board. This program is offered for 3.0 clock hours of continuing education for counselors, social workers, and marriage and family therapists. Social Work Provider#: RSX129410 Counselor Provider#: RCX029503. Marriage and Family Therapist Provider# RTX091001 Psychologists: The Child Focus Training Center is approved by the Ohio Psychological Association MCE program to offer continuing education for Ohio psychologists. This program is offered for 3.0 clock hours of continuing education for psychologists. Child Focus, 00PD-3109-52668, maintains responsibility for the program. Department of Developmental Disabilities: 3.0 Continuing Professional Development Units
Cancellation Policy: The Training Center must be notified 7 days prior to a training via telephone, fax or email in order to cancel a registration and receive a full refund.
We will send information regarding updates and cancellations to the email address used to register for the training. We will also have this information updated on the CF website under Services Tab, then Education and Training. Please note: Because we are not able to control the room temperature to fit everyone’s needs, we encourage you to dress in layers to better accommodate your personal comfort level.
Child Focus Training Center is accessible to wheelchairs. If you need any of the auxiliary aids or services identified in the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact Melanie Palmer at mpalmer@child-focus.org IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE A REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION EMAIL, please contact Shelley Drummond sdrummond@child-focus.org |
