Contact
Sonia Ferencik , LISW-S, Child Trauma Training and Technical Assistance SpecialistOhio Domestic Violence Network
614-781-9651 ext, 233
soniaf@odvn.org
Experiences of trauma cause a child and an adult to disconnect from their whole self as they scan for danger or what might happen next. Studies show that domestic violence impacts mind, body and spirit. This one day training will illuminate for advocates the importance of play, rhythm and movement to support children and adults as they learn to build skills in coping and resiliency. The training will include concepts such as guided imagery, movement, breathing, games grounded in healing, and demonstrate the practice of drumming. Pariticpants will learn highly effective ways to engage children and adults in regulating their emotions such as drumming patterns. The use of play will be intentional to create safe spaces and give back to children and teens the freedom to play. Come and join other advocates in this educational and fun-filled training!
Event Details
Vicki Laudick Casey, LSW - Executive Director First Step Family Violence Intervention Services & Healthrhythms Facilitator
Robin Snider, Prevention Educator, First Step Family Violence Intervention Services & Healthrhythms Facilitator
ODVN Trainer: Sonia Ferencik, LISW-S, Child Trauma Training & Technical Assistance Specialist
Cost: $20 for ODVN members and $30 for non-members Advocates who have registered can bring one guest from their agency for free.
Continuing Education Credits: 5 CEUS. Counselor and social worker provider numbers are #RSX040202 and #RCX120302. Please note that CEU credit hours will only be given for the hours you actually attend training. To get a complete certificate of attendance for all the offered hours, you must attend the entire training. There are no exceptions.
Refund Policy: A full refund will be given until the deadline March 1, 2019. If you cancel your registration after the training or fail to attend, you or your agency will be responsible for the full registration fee. Participant substitutions are always welcome.
Dress: Please dress casually and comfortably. Temperatures in training environments are unpredictable so please dress in layers.
Food and Materials: Due to grant restrictions, ODVN cannot provide food or snacks. Participants are encouraged to bring what they need to take care of themselves. There will be a 45 minute lunch break. Participants will be provided with all hand-outs and training materials but may find it useful to bring a laptop, tablet, pen or paper.