Trauma and Gender Diversity in Youth

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Trauma and Gender Diversity in Youth

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1 Clinical

Course Number:

NH20240228

Duration:

1 hour 7 minutes

Access:

Available for 6 months after Registration

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Category: Child and Adolescent, General Social Work, LGBTQI ... (show more)

Category: Child and Adolescent, General Social Work, LGBTQI, Social Work, Trauma (show less)

Other: New Hampshire

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This training will focus on understanding the spectrum of gender diversity and the higher risk of trauma experiences for youth who identify as gender diverse. Participants will spend time discussing the unique needs of youth who are transgender or gender diverse and how to support them across settings. Participants will practice skills such as the “Window of Tolerance”.

Learning objectives:
1. Participants will be able to describe the impact of trauma on youth.
2. Participants will gain awareness regarding the heightened risk for trauma and other mental health symptoms for youth who are gender diverse.
3. Participants will learn ways to promote more inclusive, affirming, and trauma-informed practices to support LGBTQ+ people.

This is PART 3 of a three-part series. Register for Part 1 and Part 2 to learn more and earn additional CEs.

1 Clinical

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Non-Member	$10.00

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