Consultation and Training
Trauma Specific Services
The Trauma Recovery & Empowerment Models for Women, Men, and
Adolescent Girls (TREM, M-TREM, and G-TREM))
Clinicians and consumers at Community Connections designed and
developed TREM, a comprehensive group intervention designed to address
issues of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse in the lives of
women who have been economically and socially marginalized and for
whom traditional recovery work has been unavailable or ineffective.
TREM is a 33 session intervention which uses a psycho-educational
and skill building approach. TREM emphasizes survivor empowerment
and peer support, teaches techniques for self-soothing and boundary
maintenance and supports current problem solving.
TREM has been published in a “how-to” manualized format for group
leaders. TREM has also been adapted in a self-help workbook format
for women entitled, Healing the Trauma of Abuse. Separate
versions of TREM also exist for male survivors and for adolescent
girls.
Training
is available for clinicians in the use of several group treatment
interventions:
- Trauma Recovery and Empowerment Model for Women
- Trauma Recovery and Empowerment Model for Male Survivors
- Trauma Recovery and Empowerment Model for Adolescent Girls
Who should become a TREM group leader?
- Clinicians already doing trauma recovery work
- Clinicians who plan on doing recovery work and want a step-by-step
guide for group work
- Clinicians in mental health, substance abuse, prisons, and welfare
to work programs who recognize the impact of trauma in the lives
of people they serve.
Who else can benefit from TREM training?
- Residential, rape crisis, or hot-line counselors working with
trauma survivors
- New professionals in the mental health, substance abuse, and
family court systems who want an intensive course in understanding
the impact of trauma .
Contact Rebecca Wolfson, MSW, Director of Trauma Education
at rwolfson@ccdc1.org
or (202) 608-4735 for further information.
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