This course equips clinicians with practical, evidence-based techniques for supporting clients presenting with non-complex trauma and micro-trauma. Participants will gain foundational knowledge on differentiating non-complex trauma from more severe cases and understanding the impact of single-incident trauma. The training covers trauma-informed care principles, including establishing a safe therapeutic environment and building client trust. Clinicians will learn effective assessment tools and evidence-based interventions such as cognitive-behavioral techniques, exposure therapy, and mindfulness exercises for managing trauma symptoms. The course emphasizes psychoeducation, teaching clients to understand their trauma responses and promoting emotional regulation and self-care for resilience. Practical application through case studies, role-playing, and reflective discussions ensures clinicians can implement these tools confidently. By the end, participants will have a structured framework to address trauma in a supportive, client-centered manner.

Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• Differentiate between non-complex trauma and more severe trauma cases
• Implement evidence-based trauma intervention techniques
• Educate and empower clients by teaching trauma psychoeducation, emotional
  regulation skills