Childhood Trust

Tuition for the two-day trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) training is $375. Due to the high demand of this training, a $100 deposit is required at the time of registration and will be applied to your training fee.  Deposits are non-refundable if a cancellation is made with less than two week notice.

To register, download the registration form and email, mail or fax the completed form to:

Dawn Woods
Department of Psychiatry ML 0539
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Cincinnati, OH 45267-0539

Phone: 513-558-9007
Fax: 513-558-4107
Email: dawn.woods@cchmc.org

Training Location

Central Clinic / Logan Hall
311 Albert Sabin Way
Floor R
Cincinnati, OH 45229

Hotel Information

• Kingsgate Marriot Conference Center at the University of Cincinnati (0.4 miles)
• SpringHill Suites Cincinnati Midtown (1.7 miles)
• Comfort Suites Newport Kentucky (4 miles)

This two-day training will provide mental health and related professionals with a comprehensive understanding of TF-CBT as well as hands-on opportunities to practice each of the TF-CBT components. TF-CBT components include:

• Psychoeducation and parenting strategies
• Relaxation
• Affective expression and regulation
• Cognitive coping
• Trauma narrative and processing
• Conjoint parent child sessions
• Enhancing personal safety and future growth

Learning Objectives

1. Identify and engage children and families who would benefit from TF-CBT
2. Describe the treatment components and understand the underlying rationale for each component
3. Develop and practice skills to implement each treatment component
4. Learn several creative approaches for doing the trauma narrative
5. Learn strategies for addressing inaccurate / unhelpful trauma-related cognitions
6. Address common barriers to treatment implementation

CEUs

Attendees receive 12 Counselor or Social Worker CEUs through the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage & Family Therapist Board. Ohio psychologists receive 12 CE credits from the Ohio Psychological Association.

Participants include:

• Social workers
• Psychologists
• Psychiatrists
• Clinical Counselors