Trauma Informed Care with the LGBTQ+ Community

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4/23/2022 from 10am - 1:15 pm


CEUs: 3


Presented by: Lee Ring, MSW, LSW & Kurt Landis



Training presented through Zoom as an online Webinar.

This training will be LIVE (requiring participation) which means it will count as in person for CEUs. You will receive an email with the link to join prior to the training start time.


To avoid entering into a dual relationship, we are currently unable to host any current or past clients in our trainings. If you are currently, or have ever been in the past, a client of Compass Point you will be unable to register for our trainings. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Trauma Informed Care with the LGBTQ+ Community builds on a basic knowledge of both trauma-informed care and the LGBTQ+ community. This presentation is designed to take a deeper look at possible events, experiences, and effects of trauma within this community. While an effort is made to look at a variety of possibilities, it is impossible to fit or define all possibilities in one presentation. This training will also look at the minority stress model, resilience, and practical tools for providers.

Objectives: 
  1. Provide practical tools for providers working with individuals who identify as LGBTQ+.
  2. Provide resources for further education.

Goals :
  1. Review basic trauma informed care and LGBTQ+ terminology.
  2. Raise awareness and educate about trauma within the LGBTQ+ community.

Schedule:

10 am - Welcome, Introductions
10:20 am - Activity
10:30 am - Overview of LGBTQ+ Terminology and Trauma-Informed Care
11:15 - Common Potential Traumatic Experiences
11:30 - Break
11:45 - Effects of Trauma
12:15 - Activity
12:40 - Practical Tools
12:55 - Activity
1:10 pm - Evaluation and Closing
Meet the Presenters:


Lee Ring, MSW, LSW  is an individual therapist with Compass Point. They have had an interest in serving the LGBTQ+ community since beginning their training as a social worker in 2016. They use a trauma-informed approach in working with clients, and are trained in several trauma treatment modalities, including TF-CBT and EMDR. Lee is an active member of the Lucas County Trauma-Informed Care Coalition, and the Northwest Ohio LGBTQ+ Coalition.
Kurt Landis
I am passionate about meeting people where they are physically, emotionally, and spiritually. I believe that each and every person already holds the keys to their own healing, and that I am here to help empower others to identify and utilize the assets that already exist within themselves and their lives. I have striven in my own life, both professionally and personally, to understand how trauma impacts one’s mental health and wellbeing, and have worked to identify what tools and resources exist to heal these traumas. I have been trained in EMDR, and I believe that it is only through healing our mental health and our lives that we can truly begin to address the problem of addiction. Additionally, I am especially passionate about understanding and addressing the intersectionality that exists between oppression, trauma, and the LGBTQ+ community.

My professional background consists of receiving my Bachelors of Science from The Ohio State University in Human Ecology, and completing my Masters in Social Work at the University of Toledo with a concentration in mental health treatment. Additionally, I am currently involved with the Lucas County Trauma Informed Care Coalition and have worked in partnership with them to develop trainings designed to raise awareness and education surrounding trauma informed care with the LGBTQ+ community. Additionally, I have been involved in the creation of the NW Ohio LGBTQ+ Coalition and ongoing community advocacy work in the Toledo, Oh region.

“Because true belonging only happens when we present our authentic, imperfect selves to the world, our sense of belonging can never be greater than our level of self-acceptance.” – Brené Brown
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