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Multidimensional Partner Trauma Model Training: 2024 Fall Session - Live Online via Zoom
The Program will present theory related to the relational trauma and abuse often experienced by those in relationship where there is chronic infidelity and/or sexual compulsion/addiction. Appropriate treatment theory models and techniques will be explored, which are empirically sound and researched. Relevant ethical standards and potential issues will be identified and explored. We will discuss potential cultural/gender/sexual orientation issues related to this population which can impact treatment seeking behaviors and access. We will examine the assessment and treatment of trauma and other possible co-occurring mental health disorders for the partners, the person with the compulsive behaviors, and the larger system. Couples impact and treatment interventions will be presented as well. We will explore the larger system issues that can impact help-seeking for the partner, who is often isolated or marginalized in the community at large as well as in treatment settings. We will present information and strategies regarding prevention and intervention, including the role of advocacy, community education, and research to better serve this population.
Participants will:
• gain understanding of the Multidimensional Partner Trauma Model of partner treatment
• gain understanding and skills related to integrating the MPT Model in the treatment of the person with the addiction
• gain understanding of empirically researched theories and skills related to effective trauma response and treatment that promote trauma resolution
• obtain information about the clinical needs of special populations of partners of sexual addicts
• gain understanding of the unique ethical issues related to treatment of partners, including the issue of potential treatment-induced trauma
Register early to reserve your space, as space is limited!
Cost: $950
NBCC CE Hours: 25
Learn more about Scholarship opportunities here.
For more information: email info@apsats.org
TRAINERS:
Stacey Sadler is a Licensed Professional Counselor, EMDR Certified Therapist and a Certified Sex
Addiction Therapist Candidate.. She is Chief Clinical Officer for Daring Ventures Counseling, Coaching
and Consulting, LLC. Credentialed with The Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists
she helps partners of sex addicts who are suffering from betrayal trauma. Stacey is passionate about
advocating for partners of sex addicts by helping them to find their voice. She has served for many
years as a group facilitator for New Life Ministries at their workshops, is the keynote speaker for the
Restore Workshop and serves on the board for New Life. Stacey utilizes the attachment theory from
How We Love as well as Couple Centered Recovery to help couples understand how wounds from their
past impact their relationships today and develop healthy communication patterns employing listening,
empathy and validation. She has recently co-authored Understanding and Loving Your Child as a Single
Parent with Steve Arterburn.
Cat Etherington is a Certified Professional Coach and Integrative Counsellor. She was the first European practitioner to ever become certified with The Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists where she also serves on the Board of Directors. She has developed her expertise through training with some of the most well known experts in the field of sex addiction, betrayal trauma and couples recovery.
As Director for Recovery with UK based charity Naked Truth Project, Cat has built an international team of practitioners working with Problematic Sexual Behaviour and Betrayal Trauma, individually and as couples.
A prolific international speaker, writer and podcast guest, Cat has campaigned and advocated for awareness of betrayal related trauma in the UK and beyond and has pioneered a number of trauma-informed online resources and programmes that are unique for the UK and Europe. She and her team have also offered international retreats for clients from within their online communities.
Jeanne Vattuone, a LCSW since 1998, has helped those affected by traumatic experiences for over twenty five years. She has worked in child protective services, foster care, crisis response to natural disasters, and private practice focusing on trauma and addiction. Jeanne is certified as a Certified Clinical Partner Specialist Supervisor (CCPS-S), Certified Sex Addiction Therapist Supervisor (CSAT-S), and a Certified Partner Trauma Therapists (CPTT-S). Jeanne is co-founder of Willow Tree Counseling, an intensive outpatient program for sex addicts and betrayed partners in Northern California. Jeanne embraces the trauma model for her work with partners as well as addicts, and often speaks in the community about sex addiction and the trauma model.
TRAINING CANCELLATION AND TRANSFER POLICIES:
Within 30 days of event: No refunds will be made. See Credits and Transfer to another training.
Refunds: Please send your cancellation request in writing to info@apsats.org. Your refund or credit will be subject to a $100 cancellation fee. If within 30 days of event no refund will be made. See Credits and Transfer to another training.
Credits: In lieu of a refund, you may elect to keep the credit from the cancellation on your account to use for another APSATS MPTM 4 day training. However, all credits must be used within one (1) year of the date of issuance, or you will forfeit your credit.
Transfer to another training: Participants that paid for the registration may transfer their registration to another APSATS MPTM 4 day training free of charge. The transfer request must be received in writing to info@apsats.org within 30 days of scheduled training.
The Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS) has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No.7435. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. The Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS) is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
Venuevia Zoom
StartsTue Nov 5 2024, 10a ET / 9a CT / 8a MT / 7a PT
EndsFri Nov 8 2024, 6p ET / 5p CT / 4p MT / 3p PT