Get Trauma Specialist Certification and Take Your Skills to the Next Level
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If you are ready to take your trauma skills to the next level or if you are seeking effective interventions to add to trauma informed awareness, this training is for you. All too often systems treat the smoke (symptoms) rather than the fire (underlying issues). ITATM treats the fire which then has a direct impact on the smoke. At ATTCH we have been training therapists worldwide in our effective and time-efficient approach for the past 15 years with great success!
ATTCH is pleased to offer a Trauma Specialist certification program to provide current, quality trauma and attachment training in Canada for individuals, clinicians, and organizations and trauma-integration training in our Integrative Trauma and Attachment Treatment Model (ITATM)™. Our program is quite comprehensive and holistic in nature, focusing on mind-body neuroscience and somatic approaches. We offer two certification streams, which are symbiotic, allowing for the potential to earn dual certifications. We also recognize that there are many people doing trauma integration and trauma processing work, which is why we have two different streams to meet your unique professional development needs.
Why are there two different clinical certifications (CTIC and ITATM)?
We offer both because they serve different professional needs. CTIC is a professional designation that establishes your identity as a trauma specialist – knowledgeable and skilled in dealing with trauma. ITATM™ Certification is a model-specific credential proving you can execute our signature 11-step somatic protocol with high fidelity.
Because we believe a great specialist should master great tools, we have aligned our training so that you can easily achieve Dual Certification in both streams simultaneously without duplicating your course hours or consultations.
Trauma training and certification helps give you knowledge to work accurately, compassionately, and supportively with clients affected by trauma and bring healing to those wounds. Below are a few examples of just a few skills that can support your work: