Event
Trauma and the Family Course in Ballymoney
Wave Trauma Centre
Cost:
Price: £125.00, 10 CATS points (level 1)
This programme has been designed to explore the development and maintenance of psychological trauma within the Northern Ireland context of the ‘Troubles’. Students will be provided with an overview of sociological and psychological theories of the impact of trauma on the family system, looking at the influence of trauma on attachment styles and exploring the evidence base for systemic work and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This programme would be of interest to those working with traumatised individuals and families and those working within conflict and post-conflict contexts.
4 weekly sessions on Thursdays 10.00 am to 4.00 pm
Venue: WAVE Trauma Centre 13 Castlecroft, Main Street, Ballymoney BT53 6TD
Price: £125.00, 10 CATS points (level 1)
If interested, please apply for the course online at Queens University, https://ecommerce.apps.qub.ac.uk/osol/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=101&products_id=20&osCsid=bdc5mlfd1b7folfc44vihmhje2
Sector:
- Children and families
Trauma and the Family Course in Ballymoney
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