Critical Incident Desensitization Protocol (CIDP) & Acute-Traumatic Incident Procedures Training (A-TIP)
(The CPR of Emotional & Psychological Trauma)
Location: Onsite/ Community Visits/ Virtual Meeting
Estimated length: 13 hrs
Registration Link: http://www.integrative-mindfulness-inc.com/registration-form.html
A look at what trauma is and its neurological foundations are provided in this workshop. Participants are introduced to the Critical Incident Desensitization Protocol (CIDP) and Acute-Traumatic Incident Procedures (A-TIP) through videos and in-depth discussions.
The course reviews how the CIDP is different from other early interventions. This includes the background of the CIDP and what modern research has learned about this method. A virtual CIDP is presented and a CIDP Pocket Tool is given to workshop attendees.
A background understanding and acknowledgement of how A-TIP works along with the findings of recent research about A-TIP Protocols is offered. There is an A-TIP treatment summary practical exercise and a virtual A-TIP exercise. Participants will leave with an A-TIP Procedures Pocket Tool.
Also incorporated is information on the helpful role Bilateral Stimulation (BLS) BLS and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) can have in traumatic situations. Finally, course content includes both CIDP and A-TIP telehealth guidelines with respect to concerns, safety, attunement, and using BLS and Dual Attention Stimuli (DAS).
What participants will learn:
• The ways that trauma lives in the body
• How to use grounding exercises to deal with trauma
• About the Critical Incident Desensitization Protocol (CIDP) treatment intervention protocol for first responders
• How to use the CIDP in public health practice
• About the rationale for the Acute-Traumatic Incident Procedures (A-TIP) protocol
• How to apply the A-TIP in the community and workplace
• What recent research tells us about CIDP
• What recent research tells us about A-TIP
• What BLS is, how it works and how it can help alleviate trauma
• What EMDR is, how it works and how it can help alleviate trauma
CID+ATIP Training is Valuable for Nurses and includes front-line medical professionals, Paraprofessionals: Healthcare paraprofessionals, Recreation workers: NAIDAP-workers, Community support workers, Non-mental Health and mental health workers, crisis support workers, teachers, school counsellors, First Responder: Fire Departments, Police Departments, Emergency Medical Services, National Emergency Workers, 911 Dispatchers, law enforcement officers. Social and community service workers, CFS & Family Service workers, foster parents, community leaders, Religious leaders, Family, marriage and other related counsellors, Managers in social, community and correctional services, Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates (this detail is based on attendees that completed and experienced positive outcomes form their CID+ATIP knowledge)
Estimated length: 13 hrs
Registration Link: http://www.integrative-mindfulness-inc.com/registration-form.html
A look at what trauma is and its neurological foundations are provided in this workshop. Participants are introduced to the Critical Incident Desensitization Protocol (CIDP) and Acute-Traumatic Incident Procedures (A-TIP) through videos and in-depth discussions.
The course reviews how the CIDP is different from other early interventions. This includes the background of the CIDP and what modern research has learned about this method. A virtual CIDP is presented and a CIDP Pocket Tool is given to workshop attendees.
A background understanding and acknowledgement of how A-TIP works along with the findings of recent research about A-TIP Protocols is offered. There is an A-TIP treatment summary practical exercise and a virtual A-TIP exercise. Participants will leave with an A-TIP Procedures Pocket Tool.
Also incorporated is information on the helpful role Bilateral Stimulation (BLS) BLS and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) can have in traumatic situations. Finally, course content includes both CIDP and A-TIP telehealth guidelines with respect to concerns, safety, attunement, and using BLS and Dual Attention Stimuli (DAS).
What participants will learn:
• The ways that trauma lives in the body
• How to use grounding exercises to deal with trauma
• About the Critical Incident Desensitization Protocol (CIDP) treatment intervention protocol for first responders
• How to use the CIDP in public health practice
• About the rationale for the Acute-Traumatic Incident Procedures (A-TIP) protocol
• How to apply the A-TIP in the community and workplace
• What recent research tells us about CIDP
• What recent research tells us about A-TIP
• What BLS is, how it works and how it can help alleviate trauma
• What EMDR is, how it works and how it can help alleviate trauma
CID+ATIP Training is Valuable for Nurses and includes front-line medical professionals, Paraprofessionals: Healthcare paraprofessionals, Recreation workers: NAIDAP-workers, Community support workers, Non-mental Health and mental health workers, crisis support workers, teachers, school counsellors, First Responder: Fire Departments, Police Departments, Emergency Medical Services, National Emergency Workers, 911 Dispatchers, law enforcement officers. Social and community service workers, CFS & Family Service workers, foster parents, community leaders, Religious leaders, Family, marriage and other related counsellors, Managers in social, community and correctional services, Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates (this detail is based on attendees that completed and experienced positive outcomes form their CID+ATIP knowledge)
