Workskop Outline & Registration
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Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR) Workskop Outline & Registration |
Ragnhild Malnati, LCSW-C, CMF, CTS
Certified TIRA Instructor & Master Facilitator
Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR) is a unique method of treatment. It is highly focused, directive, and controlled, yet wholly person-centered, noninterpretive, and nonjudgmental. In competent hands, TIR is a powerful tool for use in the rapid and successful resolution of virtually any trauma-related condition. TIR has also been successful in treating specific phobias, depression, and anxiety, as well as other unwanted feelings. For more information on TIR, please see TIR: Frequently asked questions
Workshop Training Outline:
Basic TIR theory Application of the "Rules of Facilitation" Managing communication cycles Skills designed to facilitate handling client concerns that may occur in a TIR session The "Unblocking" procedure: theory, technique, demonstration, and practice sessions Narrative and Thematic TIR TIR exercises and supervised practice in TIR Giving and receiving one or more TIR sess
ions
Program Objectives:
Comprehend the mechanics of a conditioned
response chain Define the Traumatic Incident Network Understand and apply
the discipline that makes TIR effective Describe the procedural logic of Narrative
and Thematic TIR Define the roles of client and therapist in TIR Correctly
identify the proper end point of any TIR procedure Employ TIR successfully in the
rapid resolution of trauma-related conditions
Other Information:
Workshops Are Also Available on Request
Registration:
Continuing Education Credits:
MSCSW, Inc. is designated as an authorized provider of continuing education for
social workers. These workshops fully meet the requirements for Category I continuing education credit. The views expressed at the conference are not necessarily those of the
Maryland Society for Clinical Social Work, Inc.
TIRA is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer continuing
education for psychologists and maintains responsibility for the program.
Participants in all professional disciplines will be provided with documentation of 28 credit hours for use in securing CE credits from their respective licensure boards and/or professional associations.
Workshop Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Lunch (one hour) and breaks on your own.
Tuition: $530.00 if paid one month before seminar; $550.00 for later registrations. Out of town workshops are higher.
Registration Deadline: Two weeks prior to seminar.
Partner Discount: Many of the TIR training exercises are done with a partner and there are also advantages in working together afterward. Fee is reduced by $50 if you bring a partner. (Can be split between you.)
Pre-registration: a $100.00 deposit (non-refundable, but applicable to future training sessions), is recommended to reserve your place. Group size is limited to a maximum of twelve.
TIR is one of four new approaches to
trauma investigated and emphatically endorsed by Drs. Charles Figley and Joyce Carbonell
in their recent ground-breaking study at Florida State University, "The Active
Ingredients in Efficient Treatments of PTSD."; Also, see the article in the
July/August, 1996 issue of The Family Therapy Networker " Researching PTSD -
Going for the Cure."
For Workshops in the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Area, you may use the Registration Form. To register for other Workshops or to requesting additional information on any aspect of Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR), please use our Enquiry Form.
Calendar Listing of Ragnhild Malnati's Workshops
Information on TIR Workshops by other TIRA-Certified Instructors
Workshops are co-sponsored by Personal
Enhancement Center and the Maryland Society for Clinical Social Work, Inc. (MSCSW), as well as the Traumatic Incident Reduction Association (TIRA).
