Description
In this training, participants will engage in a conversation about race-based historical trauma in racialized communities, as well as the trauma responses and characteristics present among racialized parents and caregivers. We will also learn about the 3 processes in which ITT is transmitted to the next generation and educate ourselves on a few longitudinal studies that helped shaped the research results. The training will explore the strong connection between ITT & attachment as well as the relationship between the nature of traumas and parenting outcomes. Evidence-based intervention models will be presented, such as the Perinatal Interactional Model of approaching ITT within familial structures followed by some real-life case studies to apply the new learned skills.
Learning Outcomes
- Develop a deeper understanding of intergenerational trauma in racialized communities.
- Understand ITT from a neuroscience-based approach to trauma, the processes of transmission and parenting outcomes.
- Analyse key component of ITT & attachment theory and the importance of the parent-child connection to heal trauma.
- Apply evidence-based strategies, clinical interventions for breaking ITT through caregiving, with expecting mothers and families with children.
Who Should Attend
This course is recommended for clinicians, social workers, child & youth workers, child protection agency staff, community support staff, allied health professionals. Anyone working directly with racialized families, parents, and caregivers.
Course Dates & Format
There are no scheduled dates for this course at this time, however in-service is available.
This is a 6-hour training. This course consists of two 3-hour interactive virtual sessions using Zoom.
Instructor: Lethicia Foadjo, BSW, MSW, RSW
Lethicia Foadjo, MSW RSW is a proud Black African immigrant woman who has spent most of her career advancing practices in social justice and health outcome in the Black & Indigenous communities. As a trained trauma-focused therapist and 8+ years of experience, she continues to work with children, youth, adults, and families in addressing intergenerational trauma, ACEs, complex PTSD and more. She is the owner and director of LK Psychotherapy & Clinical Services, a private practice focused on supporting members of the community in understanding race-based history trauma, trauma responses and interventions to support the reconciliation and advancement of the Black & Indigenous communities.
Training Fee
Group Registration: Save 20% off individual fees with a group registration of 4 or more participants. Download the group registration form HERE.
Continuing Education Information
Licensing boards and professional organizations will grant Continuing Education credits for attendance at their discretion when participants submit the course outline and certificate.
In-Service
This is available as an in-person or virtual in-service training and customized to suit your needs.
