Complex Trauma: From Understanding to Intervention
| Course Prefix and Number | EDN 205 |
| Interest Areas | Human Services |
| Complex trauma is highly prevalent in many of the populations that we work with, however it is not always well understood, especially since it is not recognized in the DSM. This workshop will address the differences between single event PTSD and complex trauma, the effects of trauma on the brain and on attachment, the role of dissociation in complex trauma, and will provide participants with essential interventions they can begin using immediately. | |
Complex Trauma: From Understanding to Intervention - 1271 - U001 - 22113
| Class Section | 22113 | Section Number | U001 |
| Format | Online, synchronous sessions | Location | Blackboard, Zoom |
| Registration Close | 11/06/2026 | Grading | Grade - PASS/FAIL (P/F) |
| Fee | $150.00 | ||
| Complex trauma is highly prevalent in many of the populations that we work with, however it is not always well understood, especially since it is not recognized in the DSM. This workshop will address the differences between single event PTSD and complex trauma, the effects of trauma on the brain and on attachment, the role of dissociation in complex trauma, and will provide participants with essential interventions they can begin using immediately. Session Date
If you have any questions regarding this course, please contact Joseph L. Smith Ph.D, LCSW-R, Master CASAC at jossmith@syr.edu or 315.443.5575. | |||