Lakes Sector Training Part 2 for Counsellors, Therapists and Clinicians
(Muskoka, Nipissing District & Parry Sound)
January 27-30, 2026
Lakes EMO Sector training (Lakes Muskoka, Nipissing District & Parry Sound). A complete listing of areas included in this sector can be found linked here.
Date: January 27-30, 2026 from 9:00 - 4:00
*Note: Therapists planning to attend the 4 day clinical training must register and attend the Day 1 Neurobiology of Trauma session as well (January 26, 2026 9-4 EST).
This session is intended for therapists, counsellors, and clinical staff who have completed the Day 1 Foundational Session: “Understanding the Neurobiology of Trauma & Trauma-Informed Emergency and Disaster Response”.
It is ideal for those providing emergency and crisis intervention support, post-incident support, or those who wish to provide this support and those providing ongoing therapy to individuals impacted by trauma, and who wish to enhance their clinical toolkit with an advanced, trauma-specialized processing model.
This four-day training is delivered live online, blending didactic instruction, interactive discussion, clinical demonstrations, case examples, and small group practice. Participants will learn about real-world case examples, see live or prerecorded demos of the ITATM protocol applied, and will have multiple opportunities to practice using the ITATM protocol as client and therapist, designed to translate theory into practice. Ongoing consultation support is available following the training. This training is funded through the Government of Ontario and is provided at no cost to participants.
As this is an professional level experiential training with applied practice in the ITATM trauma processing model as client and therapist in order to participate participants must be available to attend the entire 5 day session. For the integrity of the program no exceptions will be made to this.
Date: January 27-30, 2026 from 9:00 - 4:00
*Note: Therapists planning to attend the 4 day clinical training must register and attend the Day 1 Neurobiology of Trauma session as well (January 26, 2026 9-4 EST).
This session is intended for therapists, counsellors, and clinical staff who have completed the Day 1 Foundational Session: “Understanding the Neurobiology of Trauma & Trauma-Informed Emergency and Disaster Response”.
It is ideal for those providing emergency and crisis intervention support, post-incident support, or those who wish to provide this support and those providing ongoing therapy to individuals impacted by trauma, and who wish to enhance their clinical toolkit with an advanced, trauma-specialized processing model.
This four-day training is delivered live online, blending didactic instruction, interactive discussion, clinical demonstrations, case examples, and small group practice. Participants will learn about real-world case examples, see live or prerecorded demos of the ITATM protocol applied, and will have multiple opportunities to practice using the ITATM protocol as client and therapist, designed to translate theory into practice. Ongoing consultation support is available following the training. This training is funded through the Government of Ontario and is provided at no cost to participants.
As this is an professional level experiential training with applied practice in the ITATM trauma processing model as client and therapist in order to participate participants must be available to attend the entire 5 day session. For the integrity of the program no exceptions will be made to this.