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Training Details
Case studies discussed during the training include children who have experienced the following types of trauma: sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect, and medical trauma. Content within this training may be triggering to some individuals, descriptions of abuse within the case studies can be graphic.
Location
The Conference Center at RidgeGate
9977 Sky Ridge Ave Suite 401
Lone Tree, CO 80124
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8:30am-9am: REGISTRATION SIGN-IN
Coffee/tea/water and light snacks provided
9am-10:30am: HOW TRAUMA IMPACTS THE BRAINGestational/postpartum experiences (early traumatic events including: substance exposure, medical trauma, caregiver stress, neglect, abuse).
Trauma Spectrum (types of trauma, age & length of trauma experiences, trauma around sleep events)
10:30am-12pm: TRAUMA SYMPTOMS IN SLEEPREM & NREM Reprocessing (exploring how the brain sorts through traumatic experiences during different stages of sleep)
Trauma Triggers (sensory memory and the formation of the hyper-protective instinct)
Restorative experiences (strategies to repair lost or traumatic experiences including: sensory, emotional, attachment, and primary regulation).
12pm-1pm: LUNCH BREAK
1pm-2:30pm: TRAUMA-SPECIFIC SLEEP INTERVIEWCaregiver Intake Form
Caregiver Education
Trauma-specific sleep strategies
2:30pm-4pm: CASE STUDIESDiscuss 5 case studies for each category of trauma: gestational trauma, medical trauma, neglect, physical abuse, and sexual abuse
Develop trauma-informed sleep plans for each of the 5 case studies
Accommodations for Persons with Disabilities & Special Needs Request
Palm Pediatric Training Institute supports the inclusive access to learning for all participants of our training programs. Any participant seeking ADA accommodations for a specific training will have the opportunity to make those requests on the training registration form. However, if a participant or potential registrant has any questions or would like to discuss their accommodation request with the training administrator please email Courtney Palm at courtney@palm-pti.org
FAQs
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The traumas covered are sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect, and medical trauma and how those experiences impact sleep and regulation. The content in this training may be triggering for some individuals because the descriptions of the abuse in the case studies can be graphic.
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Many disciplines work with children who are victims of crime or have experienced medical trauma; however, only providers that are already experienced in treating trauma should attend this training because it is meant to be an add-on to their trauma treatment and not an intervention that should be done in isolation of other trauma informed work. This training is typically attended by mental health providers, medical providers, and occupational therapists who have already had previous training in trauma work.
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Yes, all content provided in the offered trainings come from peer-reviewed journal articles or accredited professional organizations. The research included in the training manuals is obtained from research conducted in the past five years. The sleep recommendations are informed by the recommendations provided by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Cancellations may be requested by emailing the administrator at:
A cancellation by request of the attendee will take 7-10 business days to process and will be a full refund less 3% of the processing fee. An attendee may also request for their cancelled registration be applied to a future, scheduled training date without any additional charge. Any cancellation by the training program will result in a full refund to the attendee within 7-10 business days of the cancellation notification.