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Trauma Treatment Education
Trauma Treatment Education
Trauma Treatment Education
Sunday 1st March 2020
Explore trauma treatment with Elizabeth Belliveau and learn how mental health professionals support recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Elizabeth Belliveau shares insights on trauma treatment.
- Discussion on various therapeutic approaches.
- Importance of mental health awareness and education.
- New trauma certification program at Bay Path University.
- Emphasizing resilience and holistic treatment in therapy.
There are all these littlest successes that clients have every single day, whether it's the ability to maintain a job or to learn new effective strategies in their relationship.
In this episode of Mental Health News Radio, host Kristen Sunanta-Walker is joined by Dr. Kristina Hallett and guest Elizabeth Belliveau to delve into the complexities of trauma treatment and the approaches used by mental health practitioners. Elizabeth Belliveau, a licensed independent clinical social worker with extensive experience in various settings, shares her expertise in helping clients manage and overcome trauma. Her practice focuses on a client-centered, holistic approach that aims at achieving sustainable life changes.
Elizabeth discusses her advanced training in therapeutic techniques such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Trauma-Focused CBT, among others. These methodologies are integral to her practice, Enlightened Interventions, which operates in Massachusetts. The conversation also highlights the importance of acknowledging and addressing trauma from childhood to adulthood, as well as the various forms it can take, particularly for first responders and those in high-stress professions.
Elizabeth emphasizes the significance of understanding the cognitive links between past trauma and present behavior, helping clients recognize their daily successes, such as maintaining employment or improving relationships. Furthermore, Elizabeth shares exciting news about the upcoming advanced trauma certification within the LMHC program at Bay Path University, which showcases a range of dynamic and core courses designed to deepen understanding and improve treatment strategies.
The episode underscores the evolving nature of mental health education and the ongoing journey toward better understanding the human brain. It concludes with Elizabeth inviting listeners to explore the services offered by Enlightened Interventions, encouraging those interested in pursuing a career in mental health to consider their comprehensive trauma program. Overall, this episode is a valuable resource for anyone interested in mental health, whether as a practitioner or someone seeking support.