Trauma Based Training
According to 70% of adults in the United States have experienced a traumatic event at least once in their lives, which translates to 223.4 million people. Among them, around 20 are likely to develop Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). In a given year, approximately 13 million people suffer from PTSD. While most individuals do not develop PTSD after experiencing a traumatic event, those who do are likely to have their quality of life altered, impacting their ability to function. Those with disassociation and/or complicated trauma symptoms have a significantly lowered quality of life in multiple areas including mental health, relationships, work, finances, health personality development, and mortality rates. These mental health challenges can be difficult to identify and even more challenging to treat. Educating human service professionals and therapists about the symptoms of trauma and dissociation is critical to creating an environment that is conducive to healing and thriving.
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Therapists who work with individuals who have experienced trauma must have specialized training and knowledge about the diverse range of dissociative and complex symptoms that can occur as a result of trauma. Seryn's mission is not only to treat these clients but create a certifying association for therapists who are trained in treating complex trauma and dissociative disorders, and to provide them with the support and guidance they need to reclaim their lives. We are committed to promoting and training therapists in Level 1 training on Trauma Symptoms and Level 2 on complex cases of DDOS/DID.
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Trauma is a widespread issue that many individuals experience throughout their lives, and it can impact their mental, physical, and emotional well-being. Identifying trauma and dissociation symptoms is essential to providing adequate care and support to individuals who may be struggling with these issues. By providing training and education to human service professionals, they can better understand the signs and symptoms of trauma and dissociation and provide appropriate care and support to those impacted by it. This training can help improve the quality of support provided by these professionals, ultimately leading to better outcomes for those in need. Seryn is dedicated to offering education to all human services professionals, such as police, teachers, medical professionals, and employers and employees. This education will help them develop the necessary skills to identify trauma and dissociation symptoms in individuals they encounter at their work or in the community.
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In conclusion, educating human service professionals and therapists about the symptoms of complex trauma and dissociation is critical to creating an environment that is conducive to awareness and healing. Early identification, creating a supportive environment, and tailoring treatment plans to meet the needs of the individual are all crucial components of effective treatment and functioning. By prioritizing education and awareness, we can help to improve the lives of those who have experienced complex trauma and dissociation.