Certification in the Intergenerational Trauma Treatment Model™ (ITTM)* Admissions and Registration Form Psychotherapy practitioners trained in the ITTM™ are in demand by agencies and organizations who want proven techniques for treating families whose members have experienced trauma. The ITTM™ is unique because it targets and treats the effects of trauma, not the trauma itself. The model recognizes that caregivers who suffer from unresolved trauma can have difficulty being emotionally available to their hurting children. Resulting caregiver distress can be unintentionally acted out on children whose misbehaviour triggers the caregiver s own past experience of trauma. Unless a treatment program targets both generations, progress will be limited because on generation may unintentionally continue to hurt or re-traumatize the other. ITTM™ trains the psychotherapy practitioner to make the caregiver central to the treatment, thus strengthening the parent-child relationship rather than replacing it with a child-therapist relationship. In effect, the caregiver becomes an effective co-therapist for the child. The result is healthier lives and more satisfying family relationships. *The Intergenerational Trauma Treatment Model™ was developed by Valerie Copping and is presented under her direct supervision (see www.theittm.com ) Admissions Requirements: Applicants must "¢ have earned at least a master s degree in psychology, medicine, counseling, psychotherapy, nursing, or occupational therapy OR have equivalent clinical experience in a mental health care setting (additional documentation may be required). "¢ complete an application form, including a resume of previous education, work, or volunteer experience and a 250-word description of goals and rationale for completing ITTM™ Certification. "¢ state objectives for learning consonant with the instructional goals of the ITTM™ program. Requirements for Completion: "¢ attendance at all classes "¢ successful completion of Required Courses 691.60, 692.60, and 693.60; "¢ successful completion of two credits of Elective Courses 691.60, 693.63, 691.67, 692.67, or 693.67 "¢ successful completion of supervised practicum 691/2/3.65 and 691/2/3.66. "¢ evidence of meeting all course learning objectives with an overall average of "B" or better "¢ total credits required: 18 (12 hours per credit) Time to Completion: Courses will be scheduled over two years, with total time to completion limited to 36 months. ITTM™ Instructional Goals 1. Provide theoretical background and practical skills necessary for delivery of the ITTM™ to children and their families. 2. Training in psychoeducational group facilitation of Trauma Information Sessions. 3. Illustrate cognitive-behavioural diagramming of students internal and external experience of past, present, and future in preparation for their guiding caregivers and caregivers guiding children in this process. 4.
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