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Important Announcement - This registration page is exclusively for Live Webinars for the Fall Session (November - December 2025).

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WOL851(26) Turning Pain Into Power: My Journey From Trauma to Transformation

Description: In this empowering presentation and storytelling session, nationally known speaker Kory Shrum shares her lived experience of overcoming significant trauma. During her journey, she began exploring self-care as a route to recovery; however she found many myths about self-care that keep people stuck in cycles of stress, exhaustion and disconnection. She reveals why traditional approaches to wellness often fail and offers a practical framework for cultivating sustainable self-care practices that actually work. Attendees will discover strategies to reduce anxiety and burnout, strengthen resilience, enhance professional fulfillment, and foster deeper connections in both work and life. By understanding and implementing the four essential pillars of true wellness, participants will leave equipped with actionable tools to navigate workplace challenges, adapt to ongoing industry changes and continue making a meaningful impact, without sacrificing themselves in the process. A special emphasis on creativity and its role in self-care will also be included. CE Credits: CPRP-2; LSW/LCSW/LPC/LMFT-2; NBCC-2; PA Act48-2; IACET-.2 Objectives: At the conclusion of this session participants will be able to: • Identify sustainable self-care strategies that support work-life balance, even in high-demand environments. • Describe the impact of chronic stress and anxiety, and apply resilience-building techniques to reduce burnout. • Implement strategies to foster deeper connection and community within their organizations, helping to combat professional isolation. • List ways in which creativity serves as a self-healing strategy and incorporate it into personal and professional well-being practices.
AMOUNT
25.00
TOTAL

WOL814(26) Healing Practices: Interventions and Techniques for Racial Trauma

Note: This course is the companion to Healing the Whole: Culturally Responsive Care for Racial Trauma. Description: Racial trauma refers to the psychological and emotional distress resulting from experiences of racism, discrimination and oppression. For mental health professionals, it is important to understand how racial trauma impacts individuals and communities, and to develop effective strategies to support healing and resilience. Healing practices for racial trauma are essential for addressing the ongoing impact of systemic racism and promoting equity and social justice. Racial trauma can have profound effects on individuals' mental health, relationships and sense of identity. By fostering healing and resilience, communities can work toward collective liberation, empowerment and well-being for all members. In this course, we will explore the impact of racial trauma and strategies for healing and resilience-building among individuals and within communities. We will examine culturally responsive approaches to addressing racial trauma and fostering healing and empowerment. Participants will explore the assessment, coping strategies, techniques and therapeutic interventions aimed at addressing racial trauma. CE Credits: CPRP-5; LSW/LCSW/LPC/LMFT-5; NBCC-5; PA Act48-5; IACET-.5 Learning Objectives: Upon completion, participants will be able to: • Discuss the impact and manifestations of racial trauma. • Apply culturally sensitive assessment techniques to identify and evaluate racial trauma symptoms and experiences. • Discuss evidence-based coping strategies and resilience-building techniques for individuals affected by racial trauma. • Describe therapeutic interventions tailored to address the specific needs of clients experiencing racial trauma. • Analyze the ethical considerations and cultural competence necessary for providing effective support and intervention for racial trauma survivors.
AMOUNT
45.00
TOTAL

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