Trauma Resiliency- A Wellness Workshop for Victim Service Professionals

FREE HOTEL ROOMS AVAILABLE (see below)

This retreat offers a full day of structured, holistic workshops in a relaxing environment, specifically designed for professionals who work with victims of crime. Jagbir Kang, is an international speaker on mental health and DV and founder of @ihealand grow. Jagbir is a survivor of DV who is on a quest to help other survivors shine through their adversities. The program aims to enhance participants' physical, mental, and emotional well-being by providing alternative methods to manage the unique stress and vicarious trauma associated with their important work.

Objectives:

• Understand the role of the autonomic nervous system in trauma responses and how body-based practices support regulation and healing
• Identify three common somatic symptoms associated with trauma
• Learn at least two somatic-based techniques that can be safely integrated into a trauma-informed setting

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HOTEL SCHOLARSHIPS

Hotel scholarships are available for one night on 4/30 if you are outside the county. If you are traveling for more than 3 hours away, you may request two nights. To apply for the scholarship, register for the event and then email Connie Chapman at [email protected] requesting the scholarship.

WHEN REGISTERING

Please ensure that your current e-mail address, position title along with your name is included in the registration information. Many agencies have accounting personal and/or supervisors who register for them, so be sure you enter your name and e-mail address when registering.

REFUNDS

A full refund minus registration site fees can be received by requesting it BEFORE 4/24 by going through the Eventbrite system or emailing [email protected]

IS MY REGISTRATION TRANSFERABLE?

You may transfer a registration from one person to another by 4/28 by contacting Connie Chapman at [email protected].

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Host or Publisher Arizona Coalition for Victim Services