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You’re invited for EHN Canada’s next educational webinar:
How Childhood Trauma Influences Addiction
With Noah Mugenyi, RP
Registered Psychotherapist, Bellwood Health Services
Trauma is thought to result from an event or multiple events that an individual experiences as emotionally or physically harmful. These experiences have lasting effects on the individual’s wellbeing. One of the leading causes of developing addiction later in adult life is childhood trauma. A study of individuals being treated for substance use disorder and PTSD found that 77% of the sample had experienced at least one trauma as a child. One of the most difficult aspects of dealing with childhood trauma and addiction is the vicious cycle. Join Noah Mugenyi, Registered Psychotherapist at Bellwood Health Services, on Thursday, March 23 between 12-1pm EST as he further discusses the intersection of childhood trauma and addiction.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Raise awareness on childhood trauma/abuse and the long-term effects
- Explore the correlation between childhood trauma and addiction behaviours
- Discuss preventative measures and community involvements strategies to combating abuse
- Implement screening measures and surveys when conducting intake on adverse childhood trauma
Date: March 23, 2023 – 12pm ET, 9am PT
Duration: 1-hour (45-minute presentation followed by a 15-minute Q&A)
Cost: COMPLIMENTARY
This webinar provides 1.0 CEU credits recognized by the CACCF, CCPA, MDPAC, and CVRP.
If you are unable to make it on the day of the webinar, we record all of our sessions for your convenience. We ask that you please register as if you were able to attend to be included on the follow-up email journey.
Our sessions include live closed captions generated by Zoom software.
For more information and to register, please visit:
https://ehncanada.zoom.us/webinar/register/7016787330873/WN_uvByyjwfQyC3QiTbjoGOFw