Treating Trauma in Addiction: CE Event Overview
Free 2 Hour CE Event
The Dilworth Center & The Augustine Recovery Center
February 19, 2021 / 9am-11am EST
In partnership with The Dilworth Center, this training from Augustine Recovery will explore varied types of trauma including developmental, shock and complex trauma, as well as the impact of intergenerational trauma. Presenters will provide a practical toolbox for professional intervention strategies such as Neurofeedback, EMDR, NARM, Seeking Safety and Shame Resilience, as well as Experiential, Creative Expression and Narrative Therapy Assignments. Presenters will provide a framework for understanding and supporting Post Traumatic Growth during this CE event.
Workshop Objectives
- differentiate between developmental, shock and complex trauma
- identify the significance of intergenerational trauma
- understand interventions and treatment for different types of trauma
- understand post-traumatic growth
We have applied to the NC Substance Abuse Professional Practice Board (NCSAPPB) for approval of 2 substance abuse specific credits.
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Meet the Educators
Emily Foster MSW, MCAP, CTT: Assistant Clinical Director
Emily is the Assistant Clinical Director for The Augustine Recovery Center. She completed her Master’s Degree in Social Work at the University of Central Florida. She has over 16 years of experience across a variety of settings, including residential and therapeutic communities in both the private and non-profit sectors. Emily has specialized in addiction since 2012, and she combines both life experience and education to help clients with substance use disorders and trauma.
Jackie Werboff MA, LMHC: Primary Therapist
Jackie is a dynamic and team-oriented therapist dedicated to establishing solid therapeutic relationships through an integrative approach to whole-person wellness and healing. Jackie is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in the state of Florida and holds a Master of Arts Degree in Counseling Psychology from Bastyr University in Seattle, WA. Jackie works as a Primary Therapist at The Augustine Recovery Center, serving an all-male residential population for substance abuse treatment and trauma recovery.
About Us
Augustine Recovery
The Augustine Recovery Center is a 90 day minimum, all-male residential treatment center and has only 28 beds. Nestled on eight acres of pristine, waterside land in St. John’s County, We provide a haven for those struggling from addiction and trauma to experience a transformation and step into a life of purpose and responsibility. The Augustine Recovery Center doesn’t just offer a place of recovery, but instead teaches its residents how to become fully realized, authentic, honest people with the life skills to achieve success and sobriety.
We are excited to announce our all-female program will be opening soon and have their own private campus which will serve 16 women.
The Dilworth Center
The Dilworth Center was founded in 1990 as a grassroots effort to provide recovery to members of the community. A few years later, we became a nonprofit organization, allowing us to expand our reach, treatment options, and staff—while still holding to the belief that every individual that walks through our doors is a priority.
For 30 years, Dilworth Center has been the key to recovery for thousands in Charlotte and the surrounding region. When an individual or family in crisis needs our help, we are here to offer hope, support, and recovery. We’ve helped thousands of individuals find a new and fulfilling life in recovery.
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