Frank R. Campbell – Treating Complicated Bereavement: Clinical Approaches for Client & Community Following Traumatic Loss

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• [Instant Download] – Immediately deliver the download link after receiving the payment Purchase Frank R. Campbell - Treating Complicated Bereavement: Clinical Approaches for Client & Community Following Traumatic Loss courses at here with PRICE $219.99 $41 Faculty:Frank R. CampbellDuration:5 Hours 52 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Aug 25, 2017 Description Manual - Treating Complicated Bereavement (3.23 MB) 29 Pages Available after Purchase Outline DEVELOPMENT AND RESOLUTION OF A CRISISHow Crisis Theory is a guide to understanding your client’s loss journeyThe self-defined nature of crisis development in the face of lossThe ‘contributaries’ that facilitate complicated griefThe role of maladaptive copingThe role of alcohol and substance abuse (prescription and recreational)Risk factors for clients who are coping with complex causes of death and how to lower their risksEquipment to help the bereaved take charge of their Journey:Understand how their loss has unfolded into defining momentsSteps that lead to Post-Traumatic Growth rather than pathological griefIdentify thoughts of suicide and suicidal ambivalence and develop a plan to reduce riskSelf-care exercises for clinician and clientPREPARING TO TREAT SUDDEN AND TRAUMATIC LOSSThe most common type of sudden and traumatic loss faced by communitiesThe impact of sudden and traumatic loss on:Children (including impact on child development)Families and the potential for long-term negative consequencesCommunityEquipment to:Identify and assist those who need additional treatmentRefer (available resources and evidence-based practices)Provide treatment and support initially and through life milestonesEthical conflicts that create a risk for countertransferenceSUDDEN AND TRAUMATIC LOSS: TOOLS FOR HEALINGHow metaphors canAid in the initial assessment of the client’s statusBenefit the client and therapist in the treatment of traumatic lossProvide an understanding of the complexities of the traumatic loss and grief processExamples of metaphors used by clientsTraining clients to use metaphors activate their informal support systemThe Active Postvention ModelHistory of the LOSS Team ConceptPreparing your community to activate the LOSS Team modelThe role of the Loss Team first responders in the initial and overall treatment of traumatic lossELICITING COMMUNICATION WITH CORE FEELINGS TO SUPPORT CONGRUENCYThe benefits of going back to the basicsWhy the language of grief requires congruent feelings to be expressedPsycho-Educational InterventionHow substitution of thoughts has complicated clear communication between the bereaved and their informal caregivers.How clients can become more clear in communicating their needsImplementing psychoeducational interventions in your grief practiceEquipment for:Overcoming obstacles to hearing the emotions below the content of a client’s grief communicationOvercoming challenges to implementing strategies for clear communication Faculty Frank R. Campbell, Ph.D, LCSW, Certified Thanatologist Related seminars and products: 1 Frank R. Campbell, Ph.D, LCSW, Certified Thanatologist and, Senior Consultant for Campbell and Associates Consulting, LLC, is the developer of the Active Postvention Model (APM) known internationally as the LOSS (Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors) Team.

• Dr. Campbell continues a 30+ year career in the field of suicidology, providing consultation and training.

• He serves as an expert witness in forensic suicidology cases and he is past-president of the American Association of Suicidology (1996-1997).Dr.

• Campbell’s work has been featured in three discovery channel documentaries and he has received the Dr. Norman Farberow award from the International Association of Suicide Prevention (IASP) for his international service to suicide survivors, and the Louis Dublin Award from the American Association of Suicidology (AAS) for contributions to the field of Suicidology, as well as the Roger J. Tierney award for service.

• The Louisiana State University School of Social Work honored him as Alumnus of the year and he was named Social Worker of the Year by the Louisiana Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW).Speaker Disclosures:Financial: Frank Campbell is the senior consultant at Campbell and Associates Consulting, LLC.