This 23 hour course (max. 23 MAINPRO or 23 MOC Section 1 credits) builds upon the knowledge, skills and terminology learned during 101, to delve into specific tools used for complex trauma therapy. We also explore ways these techniques and concepts might be applied to medical practice. It is divided into 3 sections: the first is held in person in Banff, Alberta (Banff Park Lodge), and the remainder are online. | Early bird rates last only until June 15. _____ We have just a few blocked rooms at Banff Park Lodge available at an extremely low rate for this conference! Hurry before they are all gone! Scroll below for detailed dates, description, agenda, and pricing|| Refund policy: A $75 administration fee will be withheld for refunds prior to August 20. After August 20, 2023, no refunds will be issued. || Only limited spots for registration are available to allow for maximal interactive potential.


  • Date: 27/09/2023 01:00 PM - 09/02/2024 03:30 PM
  • Location: Banff Park Lodge for Sep 27,28,29, then online thereafter (Map)

Tickets


Ticket Type
Qty
Early Bird Special for MDs, RNs, and PhDs:
C$900.00
0
Special 101+102 Combined Package - a $200 savings
C$1600.00
0
For Banff & Beyond 101 and 102 combined registration.
Allied Health Professional (not MD, not RN, not PhD) - note: best suited for those who provide trauma therapy/counselling
C$700.00
0
Resident or Student
C$450.00
0
Early Bird Special for paid registrants who completed HPCT101 (held in 2022 & 2023). Rate expires June 1, 2023
C$700.00
0

Total

C$0.00

Description

Description of Program: 

Trauma-rooted behaviours are often debilitating for individuals and wearing for care providers. In addition,  traumatic experiences often lead to brain-based adaptations that paradoxically, may become barriers to healing and recovery.   This course (102) builds upon the terminology and skills reviewed in 101, to review a smorgasbord of tools used by many international experts in trauma therapy, through demos and practice activities. Participants are invited to explore how the techniques can be adapted for their own type of practice.

We will also cover more subtle  yet common manifestations of complex trauma that are often missed in clinical practice, and yet are frequent barriers to change.

IMPORTANT: Even though we will practice tools used for trauma work,  this course is not designed to provide any form of therapy for participants.  Registrants are expected to have their own source of counselling/therapy for any trauma issues they may need to heal from.  In addition,  this course is not designed to qualify anyone to become a therapist.  Rather, it aims to introduce registrants to a range of concepts and techniques that are useful in trauma therapy,  and can also be used in other clinical scenarios to help identify and shift barriers to change.  It also aims to expand registrants’ awareness of key subconscious processes that commonly need shifting in order for patients to fully heal from complex trauma.

NOTE: Participants will be asked to submit a short (Maximum allowed = 1 paragraph) written case (no identifiers allowed) at the start of the course for ongoing small group discussions regarding application of course material. 

Participants who attend all sessions, participate in all breakout activities and satisfactorily submit the simple self-reflective assignments will also receive a Certificate of Completion from Beyond the Cycle of Trauma Institute for this course (equivalent to “HCPT 102” in the Institute’s series).  

REGISTER TODAY FOR BOTH 101 & 102 to save $200!

This program will not be recorded. Handouts will be emailed to registrants prior to each session.

CME CREDITS:  Accreditation/Certification statement
The Division of Continuing Professional Development, University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine (UBC CPD) is fully accredited by the Continuing Medical Education Accreditation Committee (CACME) to provide CPD credits for physicians. This activity is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, and approved by UBC CPD. You may claim a maximum of 23 hours (credits are automatically calculated). This one-credit-per-hour Group Learning program meets the certification criteria of the College of Family Physicians of Canada and has been certified by UBC CPD for up to 23 Mainpro+® credits. Each physician should claim only those credits accrued through participation in the activity.
CFPC Session ID: 200003-001

Banff Park Lodge has kindly provided  Extremely Reduced Rates for a small number of rooms for this event so hurry before these rooms are sold out!!  To get this rate: call their reservations department at 403-762-4433 option 2 – from 8:30 am – 5:00 Pm available from Sunday to Saturday. After office hours, their Front desk team will be able to help.  Please quote the Block ID #  265972  (under Beyond the Cycle of Trauma Institute

Learning Objectives for the Banff & Beyond 102 By the end of this 23 hour course, participants will be able to:

  • Recognize at least two subtle trauma-rooted adaptations that commonly present in medical or psychiatric practice and that pose significant barriers to progress in healing.
  • Practice several non-didactic tools that can be used to help shift maladaptive trauma-rooted barriers to healing.
  •  Assist patients with a history of complex trauma in developing two key internal resources useful for healing from trauma
  • Define an array of techniques that trauma therapists may use to help shift unconscious negative internalizations that pose a barrier to healing, and explore how some of these techniques can be simplified and adapted for use in one’s clinical practice.

Agenda and Learning Objectives for Each Section:  -- download this:Agenda Banff & Beyond 102_final copy.pdf

Times and Locations for Each Section of this Course: (*note, the free hot lunch for attendees is a bonus and not part of the registration fee. We will not have the means to provide for any special dietary restrictions. The meal will be pork & shellfish free)



Dates

Times
Location

Section 1

Wed Sep 27, 2023

Thurs Sep 28, 2023

Friday Sep 29, 2023



1:00-4:45pm GMT

1:00 -4:45pmGMT

1:00-4:15 pm GMT



Banff Park Lodge, Banff

 (On-line streaming if you cannot attend in person)

Bonus Free Lunch*  for Sept 27,28,29,  for registrants who attend in person 

Section 2

(6.5 hours)
Friday Nov 17, 2023

8:00-12:15 PST

1:00-3:30 PST
ONLINE

Section 3

(6.5 hours)
Friday Feb 9, 2024

8:00-12:15 PST

1:00-3:30 PST
ONLINE