Complex trauma and the ARC model

Prerequisites :

Participate in a regular CSPC 2 or 3
Introduction to Community Social Pediatrics
The seven principles of rights of the child
Toxic stress and intervention strategies

Duration: 18 heures
Type: Hybrid

1 x 10-hour online training course
4 half-days of remote clinical supervision

Clientele: Medicine, nursing, social work and accompanying services
Recognition: 18 hours of training recognized by Médecins francophones Du Canada.

Note: This training is offered per CSPC team. It is therefore impossible to register individually for this training.

Description

This training focuses on interpersonal and cumulative trauma-sensitive approaches.

Online part (Modules 1 to 4)

This part must be completed individually.

Initially, the online training will enable you to 1) identify the specific characteristics of complex trauma; 2) understand its impact on the development of children and adolescents; and 3) become familiar with the components of the ARC Model (Attachment, Regulation, Competence), an approach that helps develop the resilience capacities of traumatized children and adolescents.

At the end of this online section, we will provide you with information on clinical supervision.

La supervision clinique (module 5 à 8)

You must complete all online training modules before your first clinical supervision.

This part must be completed by each CSPC team.

Secondly, through four remote clinical supervisions, CSPC teams have the opportunity to apply the ARC model to their own clinical situations. For each clinical supervision, teams are asked to prepare a clinical case. This usually takes 1 hour.

Objectives

Recognize the characteristics of complex trauma in children and adolescents.
Appreciate the advantages and disadvantages of various intervention approaches.
Understand and apply the components of the ARC model to clinical cases.

Training team

Delphine Collin-Vézina – Director of McGill University’s Centre for Research on Children and Families and holder of the Nicolas Steinmetz and Gilles Julien Chair in Community Social Pediatrics at McGill University.
Online clinical supervisors
Institute of Community Social Pediatrics team