Clinical Interventions for Religious & Spiritual Trauma

About this training

This self-paced online clinical training will provide you with practical skills and clinical interventions needed to competently work with survivors of religious trauma and spiritual abuse. You'll learn to assess the unique impacts of these experiences and use trauma-informed, client-centered approaches to facilitate healing and growth. Useful in-session tools will be shared throughout the training to provide attendees with practical applications. The content will be organized in four sections including (1) Clinical Competencies, (2) Interviewing and Assessment, (3) Treatment Goals, and (4) Theories and Modalities. Facilitator, Anna Clark Miller, takes a religiously neutral approach designed to offer clients the freedom to seek healing on their own terms. Learning Objectives: 1) Participants will gain an understanding of the crucial clinical competencies and unique cultural considerations for treating religious and spiritual trauma. 2) Participants will be equipped with formal and informal assessment strategies to inform conceptualization and treatment planning for religious and spiritual trauma clients. 3) Participants will learn about evidence-based therapy modalities and a variety of practical therapeutic interventions for the treatment of religious and spiritual trauma.