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Vicarious Trauma
Strategies for Resilience
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July 10, 2023
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02:00 PM
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$44.00 (regular rate)
$35.00 (*early rate)
Trainer
Marwa Fadol MA, RPsych
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Online Virtual
*early rate expires 06/26/2023
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Vicarious Trauma - Live Webinar - July 10, 2023; 1pm-2pm Central Time
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Helpers regularly encounter stories and symptoms of trauma in their roles. There is growing evidence that the impact of directly supporting others through experiences of trauma goes beyond burnout or fatigue. The toll of witnessing intense human experiences and emotions can contribute to a negative transformation of a helper’s own sense of safety, and of being competent and purposeful. This webinar will provide participants with the opportunity to examine their own experiences and become aware of the signs of both vicarious trauma and vicarious growth.
Learning Objectives
At the end of this webinar, participants should be able to:
- Describe the process of vicarious impact on a helper from working with others’ trauma
- Distinguish between the concepts of fatigue, secondary stress, vicarious trauma, and vicarious resilience
- List four steps for healing and transforming vicarious impact into resilience
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Target Audience
This is an introductory-intermediate level webinar intended for anyone interested in learning more about this topic.
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Trainer: Marwa Fadol
MA, RPsych
Marwa is a Registered Psychologist in Alberta and holds a Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology. In addition to training with CTRI, she is a Mental Health Therapist, providing triage and assessment to people struggling with addiction and mental health concerns. She also has a private practice where she works with families around various issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and family relationships. Additionally, Marwa consults with community and faith-based organizations on topics related to mental health. As a clinician she believes that people are the experts in their own lives and have within them the strength and capacity to enact change. Marwa approaches her work through an attachment and developmental lens and sees that her role as a therapist is to help empower people to write their own life stories, explore their own values and beliefs about how the world works, and develop authentic, fulfilling relationships. She is also a contributing author of CTRI’s book, Counselling in Relationships, and is the author or editor of several of CTRI’s training materials, including those on the topics of attachment and counselling in relationships. As a trainer she brings warmth and humour and draws on her varied experiences to make for an engaging, relevant training experience. Read blogs written by Marwa here.
