Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR) Workshop A Live Online Training
Prerequisite: None
For Continuing Education information click here or Michigan students, contact marian@tir.org
Time: 4 class days of approximately 6 hours each, plus the opportunity to attend 3 - 4 follow-up meetings throughout the year, to cover your questions, common trouble spots, inspiring case stories and more.
Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR) is listed on SAMHSA's National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices.
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Description:
This workshop covers the nature of trauma, the consequences of traumatic incidents, and the Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR) technique, a one-on-one, highly structured, yet person-centered approach to resolving the emotional charge contained in traumas and permanently eliminating their negative aftereffects in a brief amount of time. It also contains data on how past traumas may be triggered, and how unwanted feelings, emotions, sensations, attitudes, and pains (“themes”) arising from past trauma may be traced back to their origins and eliminated. The workshop also teaches Unblocking, a technique that is highly useful in preparing a client for TIR and for handling issues that are not directly trauma-related. Unblocking can be applied to broad areas of life (e.g. “your marriage”, “your job”, etc.). Three additional techniques for building ego strength are included.
Students pair up to do real sessions during this workshop, so that you have the opportunity to actually apply what you have learned, as well as experience first-hand how the process works for the client. Many graduates report significant personal benefit as a result of this training.
The TIR Workshop presents a new paradigm for effectively helping another person.
For course objectives, outline and additional information click here
This workshop is appropriate for all levels of practicing social workers, psychologists, therapists, counselors, clergy, and critical incident stress debriefers.
Participants will be provided with documentation of 24 credit hours for use in securing CE credits from their respective licensure boards and/or professional associations.
