Trauma and Substance Use Disorder Course (In-Person)

Strengthen Your Trauma-Informed Treatment Skills

Join us for a comprehensive and free 3-hour training session designed specifically for behavioral healthcare professionals, substance use counselors, and trauma therapists. This event, offering 3 NBCC CEUs, will enhance your ability to provide trauma-informed care to patients with Substance Use Disorders.

Event Details:

Date: Tuesday, September 3, 2024

Time: 2:30PM – 5:30PM 

Location: Plymouth Public Library, 132 South St, Plymouth, MA 02360

This CEU event is presented in partnership with Clean Slate.

Why Attend?

The vast majority of individuals with Substance Use Disorder have experienced some form of trauma. This training will increase your understanding of trauma’s effects on the brain and teach you effective methods for helping these individuals heal. By attending, you’ll gain valuable insights that will bolster your clinical skills and improve patient outcomes.

Key Benefits:

• Increase Understanding: Learn to define traumatic stress and Substance Use Disorder.
• Brain Functioning Insights: Understand how trauma and substance use affect brain functioning.
• Comprehensive Knowledge: Gain a deep understanding of the different types of trauma and the components of trauma-informed care.
• Effective Treatments: Develop a basic understanding of effective treatments for people with traumatic exposure and substance use

Trainer Bio: Lauren Bishop, LICSW – Westminster Clinical Director

Lauren Bishop brings a wealth of experience and expertise to this training session. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and a Masters of Social Work from Springfield College, Lauren has provided therapy in various mental health and substance use settings. Her extensive experience includes treating individuals with depression, anxiety, PTSD, personality, and mood disorders, as well as supporting those impacted by substance use.

Lauren has worked previously at Swift River Addiction Campuses as their Director of Outpatient Services and at UMASS Harrington Hospital on their dual diagnosis inpatient psych and emergency services teams. She served as the primary therapist for East Brookfield District Court’s Drug Court program, providing group and individual therapy.

Don’t Miss Out!

Seize this opportunity to enhance your skills and make a meaningful impact on your patients’ lives. Register now!