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Treating Trauma in 157 Countries

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Now that we’ve wrapped up the Advanced Master Program on the Treatment of Trauma, I’d like to take a moment to thank you again for tuning in.

We believe the leading research and developments on trauma treatment are so important. That’s why we made it our mission to make this program available to as many practitioners as possible throughout the world.

Treating Trauma - Global participants in the Advanced Master Program on the Treatment of Trauma

So how did we do?

Well, at final count, we had practitioners join us from 157 countries.

Here’s a quick glimpse of the global community you’re now a part of:

United States 40,095 El Salvador 11
Canada 9,482 Bosnia & Herzegovina 10
United Kingdom 9,280 Qatar 10
Australia 4,559 Azerbaijan 9
Ireland 1,216 Bermuda 9
New Zealand 1,057 Belarus 9
Netherlands 1,036 Dominican Republic 9
Germany 902 Guernsey 9
South Africa 875 Latvia 9
Romania 532 North Macedonia 9
Israel 483 Palestine 9
India 458 Grenada 8
Sweden 450 Kuwait 8
Spain 406 Venezuela 8
Belgium 358 Bahamas 7
Mexico 353 Iraq 7
France 337 Morocco 7
Denmark 317 Mongolia 7
Singapore 278 Nigeria 7
Norway 273 Zimbabwe 7
Italy 248 Barbados 6
Switzerland 233 Cameroon 6
Portugal 217 Georgia 6
Greece 212 Cambodia 6
Finland 206 Montenegro 6
Poland 287 Mauritius 6
Brazil 161 Namibia 6
Hong Kong 143 Oman 6
Austria 117 Rwanda 6
Philippines 117 Albania 5
Argentina 112 Armenia 5
Croatia 110 Aruba 5
Turkey 103 Bangladesh 5
Hungary 100 Gibraltar 5
Taiwan 100 Mozambique 5
Slovenia 89 Cayman Islands 4
Malaysia 80 Kazakhstan 4
Thailand 80 Moldova 4
Japan 69 Bolivia 3
Serbia 69 Congo – Kinshasa 3
Czechia 61 Faroe Islands 3
Slovakia 59 Ghana 3
Russia 53 Haiti 3
Panama 52 St. Lucia 3
United Arab Emirates 50 Myanmar (Burma) 3
Trinidad & Tobago 48 Maldives 3
Chile 47 Tunisia 3
Costa Rica 46 Uganda 3
Lithuania 46 U.S. Virgin Islands 3
Peru 45 Antigua & Barbuda 2
Bulgaria 43 Caribbean Netherlands 2
Indonesia 43 Curaçao 2
Colombia 41 Algeria 2
Puerto Rico 39 Ethiopia 2
Ukraine 39 Guam 2
Estonia 37 Jordan 2
South Korea 33 Laos 2
Pakistan 32 Lesotho 2
Iceland 31 Libya 2
Kenya 29 Madagascar 2
Guatemala 28 Réunion 2
Uruguay 28 Sudan 2
Egypt 24 Angola 1
Sri Lanka 24 Burundi 1
Lebanon 23 Botswana 1
Vietnam 23 Côte d’Ivoire 1
Cyprus 22 Guyana 1
Ecuador 21 Liechtenstein 1
Saudi Arabia 20 Monaco 1
Luxembourg 19 Macao 1
China 18 Seychelles 1
Iran 14 Senegal 1
Jersey 14 Sint Maarten 1
Jamacia 14 Eswatini 1
Malta 14 Turks & Caicos Islands 1
Bahrain 12 Tajikistan 1
Belize 12 Tanzania 1
Nepal 12 Kosovo 1
Nicaragua 11 Total: 77,067

We are truly thankful to all of the people who supported our mission of bringing this to practitioners worldwide through their purchase of a Gold Package.

Now I’d like to hear from you – how will you be using the ideas from the Advanced Master Program on the Treatment of Trauma in your work with clients? Please leave a comment in the space below (and feel free to share where you’re from, if you’d like).

 

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18 Comments

  1. Anonymous says

    I so enjoy the clinical focus you bring to the workshop… the ‘what do I do in the room and why’. It is easier to perceive a paradigm shift when many experts bring heir knowledge to bear on a direct question as opposed to having to seek out the ‘moments of gold’ in a whole day seminar with one expert where they are often embedded in yet another model. I retain so much more when the knowledge is reinforced with a review in the structured way you have organised the material. I so enjoy turning to the transcripts to reread something half remembered.

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  2. Danielle Djelic, Social Work, CA says

    So informative ❤️Thank you and look forward to more in the future 🙏🏼

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  3. Alex Lattanzi, Osteopathy, IT says

    it was a priviledge to be part of this great community of therapists that want to help clients with traumatic stress problems. In Italy it is much needed …

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  4. Sinta Ebersohn, Counseling, ZA says

    This training was fantastic, thank you!

    Is there a way to connect with other attendees, especially in my region?

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  5. Anonymous says

    Thank you so much for the programme. I attended as an individual rather than as a Practioner. However it was through working with a child in a school who had attachment issues and deep early trauma that I began to become more aware of my own relationship to the freeze response.
    Thank you it was very informative and I’m sure that I’ll take this information forward with me in life and in relationship to others.
    I found it particularly useful to think of speaking for my child, rather than from my child.
    With much gratitude 🙏

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  6. Colleen Harris, Clergy, Spring, TX, USA says

    I am not a professional, but a trained lay person who volunteers through a non profit to help trauma victims. I absolutely loved the Master Trauma series. I have listened to All but one of the sessions and some of the sessions several times. They are extremely well done and very helpful.

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  7. Michelle Harris, Counseling, Garrison , MN, USA says

    This information is critical for treatment of the addicted. For far too long addiction treatment centers have barely scratched the surface on root causes. 99% of the patients i’ve been in contact with suffer from early childhood trauma. And yet, the field has become so commercialized and trauma education and treatment is still rejected. Thank you for these tools.

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  8. Trine Moore, Coach says

    Truamas are often associated with affliction and injurious behaviours,projected and introjected,to fester, corrosively….. disadvantaging, and inhibiting progression to better….
    This maybe a valid and even predominant view….Which is culture specific….However there potentially and actually are societies where such toments are initiation tests and rites of passage,and viewed as traditional necessities of community
    Such rites have been tested over very.msny centuries,longer than pos modern ideologies…With the political corrected,maybe we have something to Discover from premodern?

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  9. Ludmila Krajčovičova, Other, SK says

    Thank you for all insights how the brain and the body work in the healing process.
    Very useful and interesting , very helpful. For the client and all his family. God bless you.
    Ludmila, Slovakia

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  10. Michelle Bre, AU says

    It was a journey of inspirational gathering of wisdom. That is what the advanced Master Program was for me. Unable to purchase the gold package I took full advantage of the free offerings you sent in both the videos and the additional add ons. Ruth your ability to facilitate the educational take aways and pause to take in the gems of insight weaved the presentations together. I have a lot of the books the presenters have written yet it was different to hear and see them talk, its funny how different writing is from the spoken communication. During lockdown, for us in Sydney a lot of the program was during covid lockdown, it was additional great to have the intimacy of the videos to look foward to each week. I actually was sad when it ended. The videos brought the presenters to life and their personalities became more and more familiar. Thank you Ruth you are doing a great job…

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  11. Elspeth Fougere, NZ says

    This was a fantastic programme. I honestly can’t recommend it highly enough. It’s true they’ve skipped anything that’s already common knowledge, and are straight into useful tools and concise explanations that nicely wrap up things I’ve been studying on the side for years, but wasn’t quite completely there yet. It’s validating and good to hear the effectiveness they’ve had in clinic, and seeing it rolemodelled with confidence, from advanced practitioners. I’m so glad to know I’m on the right track, it’s given me heaps of courage to articulate what I do, and help others to articulate and find pathways within for themselves. Im excited about the doorways this opens, for all of us, to take a next step in effective practice.

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  12. Aaron Ament, Psychotherapy, Silver Spring, MD, USA says

    Aaron Ament, MD
    The nicabm progeams have provided most of what I was missing. I started at Menningers in 1963 and leasned “psychotherapy”. There was no psychopharmacology to speak of, and it developed thruout my life. It improved symptoms, but trauma was never over and improvment was partial. Now I have an undersanding of how to interrupt generational pathology and how to leak wounds which were still raw with the best that therapy could offer. And I can see it happening in my office.
    Therapy used to stop with residual pain. Now there is growth.

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  13. Sage Amanda Andrews, Student, CA says

    These numbers are spectacular! Congratulations!

    I feel I have more awareness about recognizing triggered states in ways I didn’t previous to this course. There are many other useful tips, explanations, and techniques that have enhanced what I can offer to those afflicted. Thank you.

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  14. Becky Smith, Other, GB says

    Although I am not currently working I can’t tell you how grateful I was to have had the opportunity and to work through different ways to try and manage my pain better. This has beeenn very sensitive to my health issues and will take it into the future to hopefully be able to help others some days I can manage others are extremely painful however always hopeful it will be better one day. God bless everyone who has helped construct such useful information.

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  15. Pilar Sousa, Psychotherapy, PE says

    Thank you so much for all the interesting and useful information that you so generously shared! It will benefit the adult patients (and their families) I work with in psychotherapy, as well as the expressive arts therapy students I teach in Perú.

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  16. Marcia Plevin, Psychology, IT says

    Recently within the therapeutic container, an adult client uncovered her childhood incestual trauma. Complex it is. As a dance movement therapist ( DMT) It has been both a comfort and guide to have the different aspects of trauma be articulated through the Master’s program. A DMT works naturally with the foundation of the healing which is the body. In my own territory I am reaching out to other professionals who are dealing with the complexity of this healing.

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    • Vitalah Simon, Other, Armonk, NY, USA says

      Do you work virtually with clients? I live in the US. Thank you.

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  17. Paul-John Griffiths, Psychology, GB says

    I am extremely enlightened to have received the Trauma Training from NICABM. As a Chartered & Registered Psychologist in the UK, providing free assessment and treatment for the past eight years, for individuals who experience difficulties processing complex trauma. I am able to keep abreast of current thinking, and gain insight from the leading practitioners themselves – in doing so, not only am I compliant and up-to-date with my continuing professional development requirements, but have increased the range of therapeutic skills considerably, to work with clients from and embodied perspective. Thank you for the enjoyable training!

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