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Next Live Session: 26 May
1:00pm EDT | 12:00pm CDT | 11:00am MDT | 10:00am PDT
2-hour Live Session
A perspective of spiritual abuse that weaves a trauma-supporting integration of neurobiology (Applied Polyvagal Theory), Applied Attachment Theory, and Applied Internal Family Systems.
2023 ONLINE COURSE
Pre-recorded and Live Sessions
Next Live Series (Summer Session)
Wednesdays July 12, 19, 26, and Aug 2, 9 & 16 2023
1:00pm EST | 12:00pm CST | 11:00am MST | 10:00am PST
Live Sessions will again be offered in an Autumn Session. Dates will be published soon after the Summer Session
Foundations of Trauma-Supporting Spiritual Care is designed to facilitate the contemplative development of a skillful scope of practice for spiritual care providers. The course will:
Live Sessions are recorded and posted.
“Trauma-supporting” means a spiritual care practitioner takes seriously the prevalence of trauma, works on their own ruptures and residues of trauma, recognizes the contributions and limitations of their restorative practice, and supports their scope of practice with ongoing education and care.
Table of Contents for Essay 1:
1.1 Introduction to the Series
1.2 What is Spiritual Care?
1.3 What is Trauma-Supporting Spiritual Care?
1.4: First Excursus on Trauma
1.5: Scope of Practice Foundations for Spiritual Care
1.6: Conclusion and Next Up
Trauma-supporting spiritual care has a hermeneutic, a means of interpretation, of agency, authenticity, and attachment that helps to establish (where absent), cultivate (where present), and restore (where ruptured) the connection to Inner Wisdom.
Table of Contents for Essay 2:
2.1: The Imperative of Connection
2.2: Regulation as a Hermeneutic
2.3: Second Excursus on Trauma
2.4: Prescribed and Described Experiences
2.5: Three A’s of Regulation
2.6: Inside, Outside, and In Between
2.7: Conclusion and Up Next
A three-tier structure of Trauma-Support Spiritual Care that includes: trauma-sensitive, trauma-informed, and trauma-integrating.
Table of Contents for Essay 3:
3.1: Introduction
3.2: Being with Trauma and Working with Trauma
3.3: Distinguishing Between Stress and Trauma
3.4: Third Excursus on Trauma (General Labels)
3.5: Trauma from Spiritual Communities
3.6: Three-Tiered Trauma-Supporting Spiritual Care
3.7: Conclusion
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