Learn the trauma informed financial wellbeing approach to support clients
In this training you'll learn new interventions to work with clients that have financial challenges to support financial recovery and build financial resilience. This training extends the scope of your therapuetic practice by including an important component of trauma informed care.
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Understand the impact of trauma on financial wellness and support client financial recovery
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Identify maladaptive behaviours that are trauma responses and rebuild client financial resilience
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Extend the scope of therapuetic practice
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Create more psychological safety for clients who struggle financially
Training designed for mental health professionals and social support workforce
Trauma can have a profound impact on an individual's ability to manage their finances. It can lead to difficulties with money management, impulse spending and lack of financial stability. Trauma can cause an individual to underearn, overspend, gamble and engage in overt financial risk. It impacts the ability to maintain stable employment, steady income , build future financial wellbeing and challenges esteem and mental health.
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Course curriculum
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Welcome
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Introduction - Trauma and the nervous system - eBook
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Introduction - Trauma and the nervous system - Video
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Introduction - Trauma and the nervous system - additional viewing - Master Series
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Module 1 - What is trauma informed financial wellbeing - Audio
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Module 1 - What is trauma informed financial wellbeing - eBook
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Module 2 - Quick reference: The impact of trauma on personal finances - Audio
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Module 2 - Quick reference: The impact of trauma on personal finances - eBook
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Module 3 - Somatic approach to money - Audio
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Module 3 - Somatic approach to money - eBook
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Module 4 - Money and the threat response – threat, survival and thriving - Audio
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Module 4 - Money and the threat response – threat, survival and thriving - eBook
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Module 5 - Psychological safety and money - Audio
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Module 5 - Psychological safety and money - eBook
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Module 6 - Working in a financially therapeutic way - Audio
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Module 6 - Working in a financially therapeutic way - eBook
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Module 7 – Trauma Categories – developmental, complex and shock - Audio
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Module 7 - Trauma Categories – developmental, complex and shock - eBook
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Module 8 - Working with trauma categories in financial capability
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Module 8 - Working with trauma categories in financial capability - eBook
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Module 9 - Adverse Childhood Experiences - Audio
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Module 9 - Adverse Childhood Experiences - eBook
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Module 10 - Complex trauma & financial capability - Audio
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Module 10 - Complex trauma & financial capability - eBook
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Module 11 - Gender trauma & money - Audio
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Module 11 - Gender trauma & money - eBook
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Module 11 - Gender trauma - additional reading - Healthy Aggression
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Module 12 - Ethnic & Racial trauma
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Module 12 - Ethnic & Racial trauma
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Module 12 - Racism - additional reading - How ethnic minorities face higher levels of financial exclusion
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Module 12 - Racism - additional reading - The Complexity of Racial Trauma
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Module 13 - Social trauma - economic, war, famine, pandemic, cultural and political
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Module 13 - Social trauma - economic, war, famine, pandemic, cultural and political
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Module 14 – Intergenerational trauma
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Model 14 – Intergenerational trauma
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Module 14 - Intergenerational trauma - additional listening - Study finds trauma effects may linger in body chemistry of next generation
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Module 15 - Familial trauma - parental death, divorce and single parenting
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Module 15 – Familial trauma – parental death, divorce and single parenting
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Module 16 - Intergenerational poverty - trauma and financial capability
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Module 16 - Intergenerational poverty - trauma and financial capability
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Module 17 - Debilitating wealth
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Module 17 - Debilitating wealth
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Module 18 - Money as trauma - Primogeniture
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Module 18 - Money as trauma - Primogeniture
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Module 19 - Shock trauma & Money
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Module 19 - Shock trauma & Money
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Nurturing psychological safety and money
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Conclusion
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Multigenerational Modeling of Money Management
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Financial Literacy, Financial Education and Downstream Financial Behaviors
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Financial Stress, Financial Literacy, Counselling and the Risk of Homelessness
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Does self control predict financial behavior and financial well-being
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I Wish I'd Known Sooner The Impact of Financial Counselling on Debt Resolution and Personal Wellbeing
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Trauma effects may linger in body chemistry of next generation
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- 54 lessons
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Build financial capability in clients impacted by trauma
This program will help you gain the knowledge and skills necessary to work with clients who experience financial challenges as a result of trauma. A support professional who is sensitive to the financial concerns of their clients can help alleviate this burden on their mental health. Support your client to achieve overall wellbeing. During this training, you'll learn:
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Evidence based strategies for implementing trauma informed financial wellbeing
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Knowledge of various trauma categories and how they present in client's financial life
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How to work with intergerational financial challenges and learn the barriers to change
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New interventions for working with clients who have chronic financial challenges
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Implement a new client financial capability model for financial recovery and resilience