This comprehensive training, “The Impact of Childhood Trauma on Aggression,” equips participants with a deep understanding of the complex relationship between adverse childhood experiences and aggressive behaviors. Through exploring the neuroscience of trauma, attachment theory, and cultural considerations, attendees will learn to recognize trauma-related aggression, differentiate between proactive and reactive aggression, and identify key trauma triggers. Participants will gain practical skills in de-escalation techniques, trauma-informed care, and intervention strategies for working with traumatized children and youth, as well as strategies for self-care to address potential vicarious trauma, ultimately fostering safer environments and promoting healing and resilience.
This course explores how early trauma can contribute to aggressive behaviors later in life.
This course trains practitioners to facilitate healing and recovery from trauma effectively.