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Lessons Learned from the
Aftermath of 9/11:
Best Practices for Addressing Trauma
Co-sponsored by the
Rutgers School of Social Work
&
Voices of September 11th
The enduring effects of trauma are still felt by
those impacted by 9/11 - survivors, family members, rescue workers,
organizations and many others. This day-long workshop will explore
a unique model that was developed to address the long-term issues
of the 9/11 families, rescue workers and survivors as victims of
terrorism. The model provides insight into understanding and
helping those affected by trauma due to natural and man-made
disasters. Designed for helping professionals and other concerned
individuals, a framework for assessing the vulnerabilities, needs,
and strengths of those affected will be covered. Steps to promote
the natural resiliency in populations experiencing trauma will be
explored. The day will include a panel discussion of individuals directly
affected by 9/11 and a panel discussion of trauma experts.
Event Info
Saturday October 9, 2010
9:00AM-3:30PM
Rutgers Bloustein School
33 Livingston Ave.
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
$85 (includes lunch)
5
Clinical CEUs for Social Workers and LPCs
TO REGISTER : Click here and enter the keyword
"Lessons"
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