ITTI is an approved NBCC continuing education provider. ACEP # 6674

• COURSE TITLE: ATTACHMENT & TRAUMA (AT)
  DATE: Register at any time
  DELIVERY METHOD: 6 modules online. Allow 2 – 3 hours per week.
  PREREQUISITES: None
  CE HOURS: 13
  COURSE FEE: $219. All course material is provided.

         INSTRUCTOR: Cheryl Paulhus, Ed.D., LPC

• COMPLETION DOCUMENT: After successfully finishing the course, you will receive a completion document indicating 13 CE hours earned.
• COURSE INSTRUCTIONS:
  This course is built around 6 modules. Each module is presented as a narrated PowerPoint along with additional videos and articles.
• At the end of each  module participants are expected to pass a  quiz with a minimum grade of 80% in order to advance to the next module.
• Participants must complete the modules in the order they are presented.
• Completion documentation will be provided after the 6th module.

COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This six-module online training will cover the following topics:

• The key components of Attachment Theory
• Attachment Research and four phases
• Attachment Theory expanded and it’s convergence with Interpersonal Neurobiology
• Looking at different Attachment Styles
• The impact of maternal deprivation
• Attachment Style and its relationship to resilience
• Epigenetics, Neuroscience & the Fourth Phase
• How the brain is directly shaped by interpersonal experiences, a deeper understanding of genes & environment
• The neuroscience of trauma and its relationship to the brain
• The role of attachment in the area of self-regulation
• Differences between an optimally functioning brain and a traumatized brain
• Psychoneurobiological Regulator: How developmental stress and trauma affects the capacity for interpersonal relationships
• Therapy & Attachment
• Attachment Style in Adolescence & Adulthood
• Distinguish between different attachment styles and learn how these styles impact adolescent and adult development & impact in treatment approach
• Principles of Attachment theory that inform therapy practice
• Perception of Relatedness
• Resilience
• Experiences that facilitate positive youth bonding
• Earned security
• Models of treatment & direction for the future

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