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Professional Program in Trauma-Informed Interventions

"You have to know which programs you think will qualify you best for the job you aim to have."

Stephanie Bisgaard

Professional Program in Trauma-Informed Interventions

Due to low enrollment, this program will no longer accept new certificate registrations after October 15, 2020. Many courses in the existing curriculum will continue to run through spring 2021. For additional information about continuing education workshops in Behavioral Health, please visit the American Psychological Association website.

Researchers have documented the prevalence of trauma in the lives of the vast majority of public sector clients. Programs and systems that are seeking to integrate trauma-informed interventions include mental health, substance abuse, criminal justice, victim assistance and child welfare.

Post-traumatic stress disorders and other trauma-related disorders and symptoms are increasing in the population of war veterans and those who have been exposed to other forms of violence in urban and domestic settings. With the innovative Professional Program in Trauma-Informed Interventions, you can learn to serve your clients better-and improve your practice-through evidence-based assessment and treatment models developed for trauma victims.

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Live Online format allows you to take classes from anywhere with an internet connection. Classroom sections will be taught in this format through Spring 2021. Learn more about this format.

Beginning August 15, 2020, you must have a Zoom account to participate.

Many schools are now accepting transfer credit for online coursework, including health and sciences programs. Check with your institution before enrolling.

Courses

Required Workshops

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Minimum Required

3 Course(s)

Maximum Allowed

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  • PSYCH 1056 Overview of Trauma-Informed Assessment and Intervention
    CEUs

    1.2

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1051 Neurobiology of Complex Trauma
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1076 Vicarious and Secondary Trauma
    CEUs

    0.7

    Status

    Not Available

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17 Hour(s)

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  • PSYCH 1119 At the Intersection of Trauma and Eating Disorders
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1087 Consultation and Supervision for Trauma-Informed Interventions
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PB HLTH 1006 Co-Occurring Trauma and Drug and Alcohol Abuse: A Harm-Reduction Perspective
    CEUs

    1.2

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1105 Culturally Tailored Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment in the Assessment and Treatment of Anxiety and Depression in Adults
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1118 Dealing With Depressed and Suicidal Clients
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1161 Engaging Clients: How to Provide Services to Traumatized Populations
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1152 Evidence-Based Treatment and Assessment for Trauma in Women
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1165 Improving the Quality of Life of Medical Patients: The Role of CBT and Social Support
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    0

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  • PSYCH 1114 Integrating Mindfulness Into Your Professional Practice
    CEUs

    0.7

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1134 Integrating Yoga and Mindfulness Into Complex Trauma Treatment
    CEUs

    0.7

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1115 A Narrative Therapy Approach to Trauma and Addiction
    CEUs

    0.7

    Delivery Options

    Online

    Status

    Available

  • PSYCH 1049 Narrative Therapy and Trauma
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1057 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Assessment and Treatment
    CEUs

    0.7

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1159 The Role of Resilience as a Protective Factor in Treating Trauma
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1153 Trauma Informed Care and Social Justice: Supporting Youth Impacted by Toxic Stress and Trauma
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1140 Trauma, Loss, Grief and Resilience: Helping Children, Youth and Families Thrive
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1044 The Trauma of Loss and Grief With Children, Youth and Families
    CEUs

    1.2

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1164 Treatment Considerations for Race-Based Traumatic Stress
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PB HLTH 1037 Treatment Models for Addictions and Co-Occurring Disorders Among Women
    CEUs

    0.6

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1070 Treatment of the Traumatized Child
    CEUs

    0.7

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1163 Understanding and Treating the Trauma of the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children
    CEUs

    0.7

    Status

    Not Available

  • PSYCH 1080 When the Past Is Present: Transference as a Resource for Change
    CEUs

    0.7

    Status

    Not Available

The Ripple Effect of Healing Through Resilience

Trauma-Informed Interventions program graduate Amy Paulson smiling, not looking at camera. Photo.

From day one, Amy Paulson has experienced trauma. Abandoned shortly after being born in Seoul, South Korea, Amy was then adopted by a family in America months later.

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Cindy Hong

Cindy Hong
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Behavioral Health Sciences

Contact Information

To contact the department office, email extension-counspsych@berkeley.edu.

Prerequisites

These CEU workshops are primarily designed for licensed clinicians and others with experience working in the field.

Curriculum Requirements

The curriculum comprises 3 required workshops and 1.7 CEU of electives for a total of 4.2 CEU (42 hours of instruction).

Be sure to indicate on the Extension course roster that you wish to receive continuing education units (CEUs) for the course. This will initiate a record of your attendance.

All coursework must be completed within three years.

Estimated Cost

Each course is priced individually, and you pay the course fee at the time of enrollment. The program has an estimated cost of $1,500 (not including course materials or registration fee). Course fees are subject to change.

Certificate and Award Request

Once you have completed the program coursework, notify UC Berkeley Extension that you have completed the curriculum and request your Award of Completion. Send an email to extension-counspsych@berkeley.edu or call (510) 643-3883. After your records have been reviewed, verified and approved (usually within two to three weeks), your award will be sent to you.

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