Intergenerational Trauma, Addiction and Integration of Traditional Indigenous Healing Methods and a Western Treatment Model “Seeking Safety” now offered! (IHSS)
If you are a health professional working in addictions, and would like to learn more about trauma informed therapy, clearing intergenerational trauma, addiction, IHSS model, group psychotherapy and sharing circles, then coming to this 5 day training is a must!
Presenter: Dr. Teresa Naseba Marsh, PhD, MA, RN, RP, SEP, Psychotherapist, Healer, Author, Yoga & Meditation Teacher
Assistant Professor, Clinical Sciences
Northern Ontario School of Medicine
Laurentian and Lakehead Universities
Once traumatized, victims often report that they are plagued by intrusive thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that are destructive to themselves and others. Consequently, they often lose the meaning of life, feel hopeless, and have times in which they feel de-humanized. Some authors refer to that condition as ‘a spiritual crisis’ or ‘soul wound’. Intergenerational Trauma destroys the bonds and connections individuals have with themselves, others, and the world. This disconnection affects their sense of community and belonging, moving them further into addiction, isolation, shame, guilt, and self-blame.
Participants will receive a certificate confirming completion of the IHSS training, allowing them to integrate this method into their practice.