Thursday, August 1 9:30 am to 4:30 pm
Friday, August 2 9:30 am to 4:30 pm
Registration begins each day at 9 am
Thursday, August 1 and Friday, August 2, 2019 Pickerington
This two day workshop is designed for managers, coordinators and staff who supervise victim advocates working on the front lines of domestic violence and/or sexual assault programs. Participants will learn the importance of incorporating vicarious trauma and resiliency practices into supervisory roles with advocates. Available continuing education credits include 3 hours of Supervision CEUs.
Participants will learn to describe the process of vicarious impact on a helper; distinguish between the concepts of secondary stress, vicarious trauma and vicarious resilience; identify key vulnerablities and strengths in their own practice as a supervisor; and list strategies for the transformation of vicarious trauma into resilience.
Event Details
ODVN Trainers: Cathy Alexander, LISW-S, Adult Trauma Training & Technical Assistance Specialist
Sonia Ferencik, LISW-S, Children's Trauma Training & Technical Assistance Specialist
Cost: $20 for ODVN members and $35 for non-members
Continuing Education Credits: 8 CEUs in addition to 3 hours of Supervision CEUs Counselor and social worker provider numbers are #RSX040202 and #RCX120302. Please note that CEU credit hours will only be given for the hours you actually attend training. To get a complete certificate of attendance for all the offered hours, you must attend the entire training. There are no exceptions.
Cancellation Policy: The deadline to cancel your registration and obtain a full refund is July 21, 2019.. If you cancel your registration after the deadline or fail to attend the training you or your agency will be responsible for the full registration fee. Participant substitutions are always permitted.
Accommodations: If you require an ASL interpreter or have any accessibility needs, please contact our training coordinator, Denise Kontras at denisek@odvn.org by July 1, 2019.
Dress: Please dress casually and comfortably. Temperatures in training environments are unpredictable so please dress in layers.
Food and Materials: Due to grant restrictions, ODVN cannot provide food or snacks. Participants are encouraged to bring what they need to take care of themselves. There will be a one hour lunch break. There are several restaurants and fast food places nearby. Participants will be provided with all hand-outs and training materials.