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SUMMARY:Certified Clinical Trauma Professional Training – Free Event with Kate Pruitt
DESCRIPTION:\n\nFree Conscious Business Event\nComplex trauma work rarely follows a simple sequence. A client may be dysregulated, dissociative, avoidant, plateaued, or functioning well on paper while still struggling to rebuild a durable sense of safety, agency, and identity.\nCertified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) Training: Applied Neuroscience for Trauma Recovery and Posttraumatic Growth brings Dr. Kate Truitt’s brain-based approach into the clinical decisions that shape trauma treatment: assessing readiness, choosing focused targets, stabilizing activation, processing traumatic material, and supporting reintegration.\nThe training connects trauma neuroscience with practical case formulation so clinicians can better understand what the nervous system may be communicating across cognition, emotion, autonomic response, somatic experience, and interoception.\nRather than treating stabilization, processing, and growth as isolated techniques, the program presents them as parts of a phase-based clinical map designed to support thoughtful pacing, clearer treatment targets, and responsible trauma-informed care.\nRegister Here For Free\nApplied neuroscience and phase-based clinical guidance with Kate Truitt, PhD.\n\n\n\nExplore This Free Event\nJump directly to the section that interests you.\n\n→Why Attend\n→Who Should Attend\n→What You’ll Learn\n→Training Outline\n→About Your Presenter\n→Resources & Upgrade\n→Frequently Asked Questions\n\nRegister Here For Free→\n\n\nA Clearer Clinical Map\nWhy Attend “Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) Training”\n\nWhen a trauma case stalls, the difficult question is often not whether you have enough techniques. It is how to decide what the client is ready for, what deserves attention first, and when the treatment plan needs to return to regulation rather than move further into processing.\nDr. Kate Truitt presents a phase-based framework that connects safety, stabilization, processing, and reintegration. The goal is to help clinicians organize assessment findings, trauma history, comorbidities, nervous-system cues, and current functioning into more deliberate treatment decisions.\nThe training also explores structured dual-attention desensitization, safe closure, resilience-building, identity reconstruction, and posttraumatic growth so that treatment planning can extend beyond symptom reduction toward sustainable integration.\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nFor Clinicians Working With Trauma\nWho Should Attend\nThis training is designed for clinicians who want a more structured way to think through complex trauma presentations, especially when readiness for deeper processing is uncertain or progress has plateaued.\nIt is particularly relevant for professionals who want to connect neuroscience, assessment, case formulation, regulation, trauma processing, and reintegration within one coherent clinical framework.\n\nClinicians working with trauma and chronic stress presentations\nProfessionals supporting clients with dissociation or fluctuating regulation\nTherapists who want clearer criteria for stabilization and processing decisions\nClinicians seeking more focused ways to identify trauma-treatment targets\nProfessionals interested in phase-based trauma treatment planning\nClinicians who want practical approaches to safe session closure and containment\nTherapists exploring resilience, agency, identity repair, and posttraumatic growth\nProfessionals interested in the pathway toward CCTP eligibility\n\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nNeuroscience + Clinical Application\nWhat You’ll Learn\nThe training begins with the neurobiology of traumatic stress and recovery, including how trauma may shape cognition, emotion, autonomic response, somatic experience, interoception, threat learning, and identity.\nFrom there, Dr. Truitt connects assessment and diagnosis with treatment sequencing, including developmental and attachment-related trauma, comorbidities, dissociation risk, physiological and narrative cues, and the role of commonly used trauma assessment tools.\nThe later material focuses on structured processing, safe regulation, reintegration, and resilience-building so clinicians can consider how each phase of care relates to the client’s current capacity and treatment goals.\nHere’s just a little bit of what you’ll learn:\n\nHow trauma and chronic stress can affect brain and nervous-system functioning\nHow to assess readiness using physiological, narrative, and functional cues\nHow phase-based care organizes safety, stabilization, processing, and reintegration\nHow to identify focused clinical targets when a trauma history feels diffuse\nHow threat learning, memory systems, triggers, avoidance, and conditioned reactivity can maintain distress\nHow structured dual-attention desensitization is used with attention to safety and control\nHow to respond to spikes in activation, plateaued ratings, or dissociative drift\nHow resilience-building strategies can support agency and identity reconstruction\nHow between-session structure can balance stabilization with incremental resilience practice\n\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nFrom Foundations to Reintegration\nClinical Training Outline\nThe program follows a progressive clinical sequence, beginning with traumatic-stress neurobiology and assessment before moving into treatment planning, processing, reintegration, and ongoing integration.\nEach topic is designed to connect underlying neuroscience with the decisions clinicians make when evaluating readiness, selecting targets, pacing interventions, and supporting client safety.\nThe outline also includes ethical considerations, cultural humility, risks and limitations, consultation or referral considerations, and implementation within phase-based trauma care.\n\n\nFoundations, Assessment & Treatment Planning\n\nThe Neurobiology of Traumatic Stress Development & RecoveryTrauma, chronic stress, interoception, autonomic response, somatic experience, cognition, emotion, and identity\nDiagnostic & Assessment FoundationsTrauma-related disorders, developmental and attachment trauma, assessment tools, dissociation, and comorbidities\nPhase-Based Treatment Planning & Evidence-Informed ModalitiesSafety, stabilization, processing, reintegration, and the role of evidence-informed approaches\nSetting the Stage for Trauma-Informed and Client-Centered CareReadiness assessment, interoceptive awareness, regulation, cognitive distraction, safety scripts, and trackers\n\n\n\nProcessing, Reintegration & Ongoing Integration\n\nTrauma Encoding, Threat Learning, and MaintenanceMemory systems, triggers, avoidance, conditioned reactivity, dissociation risk, and structured history collection\nMemory Reconsolidation — Structured Desensitization with Dual-AttentionTarget selection, mindful touch, working-memory engagement, activation management, and safe closure\nReintegration and Posttraumatic GrowthResilience, adaptive resource targets, agency, identity reconstruction, and neuroplastic learning\nCreating Structured Settings for Ongoing IntegrationBetween-session practice, titration, ethical considerations, cultural humility, limitations, and implementation planning\n\n\n\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nMeet Your Presenter\nAbout Kate Truitt, PhD\nKate Truitt, PhD, is a clinical psychologist, applied neuroscientist, author, and educator whose work focuses on trauma, neuroplasticity, nervous-system recovery, resilience, and the practical translation of brain science into clinical care.\nShe is the founder of the Truitt Institute and a clinical leader of Dr. Kate Truitt & Associates in Pasadena, California. Her professional work also includes advisory and educational contributions with organizations including the Goldie Hawn Foundation’s MindUP program, the Kevin Love Fund, and Girl Scouts of America.\nDr. Truitt is the author of Keep Breathing: A Psychologist’s Intimate Journey Through Loss, Trauma, and Rediscovering Life and Healing in Your Hands: Self-Havening Exercises to Harness Neuroplasticity, Heal Traumatic Stress, and Build Resilience. Her teaching emphasizes clinically useful ways to connect neuroscience with trauma-informed assessment, regulation, processing, and reintegration.\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nTraining Resources + Optional Upgrade\nResources and CCTP Pathway\n\n\nClinical Learning Resources\n\nTraining content connecting neuroscience with practical clinical decisions\nFrameworks for assessment, stabilization, processing, and reintegration\nSession slides and handouts made available through the training\n\n\n\nOptional Professional Upgrade\n\nContinuing education credit is available through an optional paid upgrade\nCCTP certification eligibility is included with the qualifying upgrade\nDr. Kate Truitt’s book Keep Breathing is included with the qualifying upgrade\n\n\n\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nEverything You Need to Know\nFrequently Asked Questions\nSelect any question below to reveal the answer.\nEvent Details\n\nWhat is Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) Training?\nIt is a free clinical training with Kate Truitt, PhD, focused on applied neuroscience for trauma recovery and posttraumatic growth. The program connects assessment, phase-based treatment planning, stabilization, structured processing, reintegration, and resilience-building.\n\n\nWho is Kate Truitt, PhD?\nKate Truitt, PhD, is a clinical psychologist, applied neuroscientist, author, and educator. Her work focuses on trauma, neuroplasticity, nervous-system recovery, resilience, and translating brain science into practical clinical care.\n\n\nWhat is the main focus of the training?\nThe training focuses on helping clinicians connect trauma neuroscience with assessment, readiness decisions, treatment sequencing, target selection, regulation, trauma processing, reintegration, and posttraumatic growth.\n\n\nIs the training free?\nYes. Registration for the core training is free. Continuing education credit, CCTP certification eligibility, and additional resources are available through an optional paid upgrade.\n\n\nWho is this training for?\nThe training is designed for clinicians and helping professionals who work with traumatic stress and want a clearer framework for assessment, stabilization, processing, reintegration, and resilience-building.\n\n\nDoes the training address dissociation?\nYes. Dissociation is addressed within assessment, readiness decisions, processing risk, activation management, and decisions about when to return to stabilization.\n\n\nDoes it cover developmental and attachment-related trauma?\nYes. The training examines developmental and attachment-related trauma, including how early adaptation may influence interoception, autonomic patterns, identity, and treatment planning.\n\n\nWhat is phase-based trauma care?\nThe framework presented in this training organizes care around safety, stabilization, processing, and reintegration, with treatment decisions guided by the client’s current capacity, presentation, and clinical needs.\n\n\nDoes the training discuss trauma assessment tools?\nYes. The material includes an overview of commonly used approaches for assessing trauma symptom severity, complex-trauma features, dissociation, and comorbidities that may affect treatment sequence.\n\n\nIs CCTP certification included with free registration?\nThe training is presented as a pathway toward CCTP eligibility. Certification-related benefits are included with the qualifying paid upgrade rather than the free registration alone.\n\n\nIs continuing education credit available?\nYes. Continuing education credit is available through an optional paid upgrade, subject to the eligibility and participation requirements provided by the training organizer.\n\n\nIs there an optional upgrade?\nYes. A paid upgrade is available with continuing education credit, CCTP certification eligibility, Dr. Kate Truitt’s book Keep Breathing, and additional training access.\n\n\nIs this event really free?\nYes. The core training can be registered for free. The professional upgrade is optional and separate from free registration.\n\nClinical Framework, Processing & Reintegration\n\nHow does the training address readiness for trauma work?\nReadiness is explored through physiological and narrative cues, current functioning, trauma history, comorbidities, regulation capacity, dissociation risk, and other clinical factors that may affect pacing.\n\n\nDoes the training cover target selection?\nYes. The training discusses ways to organize cues, memories, avoidance patterns, identity themes, and threat-learning loops into more focused clinical targets.\n\n\nWhat does the training cover about dual-attention desensitization?\nThe program presents a structured approach to dual-attention desensitization with attention to target selection, mindful touch, working-memory engagement, safety, control, activation management, and safe closure.\n\n\nDoes the training address spikes in activation or stalled processing?\nYes. The material addresses diffuse activation, plateaued ratings, spikes, dissociative drift, regulation strategies, containment, and clinical decisions about returning to stabilization.\n\n\nDoes the training cover posttraumatic growth?\nYes. Reintegration includes resilience development, adaptive resource targets, agency, identity reconstruction, neuroplastic learning, and posttraumatic growth after distress reduction.\n\n\nAre between-session practices discussed?\nYes. The training includes structured between-session practices that combine stabilization skills with incremental resilience-building while considering overload and avoidance patterns.\n\n\nAre ethics, risks, and limitations addressed?\nYes. The training includes ethical considerations, pace, scope, cultural humility, risks and limitations, and circumstances in which consultation, referral, or a return to regulation strategies may be appropriate.\n\n\n\n\n\nBusiness Education Disclosure\nThe contents of this website/e-mail and this event are for general informational and educational purposes only. They are not legal, tax, accounting, financial, employment, compliance, clinical, or other professional advice. Consult appropriately qualified professionals about decisions specific to your practice, jurisdiction, clients, and circumstances.\n\n\nRelationship Disclosure\nWe are grateful to be of service and bring you these life-changing events free of charge. 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