Trauma Essentials Muskoka Summer 
A Transformational Day
 

Wednesday July 6, 2016
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
$175 + HST per person - Includes coffee, tea, a light lunch and handout materials.

Hidden Valley Resort
1755 Valley Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 1Z8 

regehr@cast-canada.ca       705-749-6145

Register Now!

Do You See People That Are Inexplicably Stuck With Addiction, Housing, Employment or Other Issues?
Or People That Are Unaccountably And Perpetually Angry?
Do You Feel Frustrated And Wish You Had Ways To Help Them Get Unstuck?

Gather A Deep Understanding of The Role Of Trauma And Loss In Your Clients
For Whom “Tomorrow Does Not Exist”

• A new, deep understanding of the role of trauma, loss and unresolved grief in your work.
• Tools to learn safe, productive ways to move ahead.
• A new awareness of goal setting and the ability to identify when too much positivity may be harmful
•  Be more able to be ‘present’ with your clients and self
• Learn to appreciate the complexity in the clients that need you most

Learn Safe, Productive Ways To Move Ahead.

Approved for 6 hours of Continuing Education by the CACCF
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Develop more hope, focus, skill and patience

 Who Should Attend?
Any health or helping professional or educator with some existing background with trauma.  The day is popular with shelter and housing support workers, welfare and disability staff, Children's Aid workers, therapists, counsellors, correctional and probation officers,  professors and students, EAP professionals, all hospital staff, youth, seniors.

 “Thank you for the amazing workshop. I have been to many workshops and this was
by far the best I’ve attended.  The exercise was powerful and the tools provided
concrete and so applicable.  The whole team here has heard me go on and on
about how beneficial this was.  Thanks so much!”
                                                                                Abby Horst MSW, RSW, Sanguen Health Center

"Both Becca and Tom are incredible at not only listening but soliciting solutions
so you feel a sense of optimism and satisfaction in what you do.  They both know
and understand the increased challenges faced by front line human service workers
and always show great compassion.” 
                                                                                                            Nicole McLeod, Brain Injury Association

In-Service Workshops Are Available
Contact us for a Workshop in your area

Questions?

regehr@cast-canada.ca     becca@cast-canada.ca     705-749-6145