Are you struggling with or know someone who is dealing with trauma? If so, join us for a two-day zoom webinar on overcoming trauma. Learn from those who live in freedom. They will share strategies, skills, testimonies, and powerful truths that will encourage and empower you to become an overcomer. We will briefly examine the physiological and psychological effects of trauma. We will discuss how one’s temperament affects how trauma is processed. A certified Arno Temperament Instructor will share different temperaments. Understanding how temperament may affect how trauma is processed is important. Each participant will complete a 15-minute Arno Temperament Profile questionnaire. The questionnaire will be emailed once registration for the event is completed. Following the webinar, the Arno Instructor will email the participants the results from their Arno Temperament Questionnaire. Each participant will be given a one on one 30-minute session in the weeks following the webinar to discuss their temperament profile with the Arno Instructor. The cost of the questionnaire is included in the webinar fee. The speakers come from a wide range of life experiences. Their varied presentations will facilitate personal and professional growth. The final session will be a time for questions and answers. All the presenters have a heart to set people free. Come and be prepared to be set free. It is a new day…where hope arises like the light of dawn. Dr.Cindy Johnson Robin and Phyllis Primrose Dr. Cindy Johnson Dr. Paul Johnson Nancy Nichols Dr. Cindy Johnson Nancy Nichols Dr. Cindy Johnson Five different temperaments will be discussed. There is a correlation between one’s temperament and how trauma may be processed. CMM College of Theology is licensed to administer the Arno Temperament Questionnaire. The cost for the profile is $55.00. This is included in the webinar fee. Panel Discussion Q&A and TestimoniesTrauma to Trust Webinar
About the Event
Schedule
Friday 7-9
What is trauma? Assessing levels of trauma (Psalm 139:14)
Testimonies of Restoration SATURDAY 9 AM – 8 PM
Physiological and Psychological Components of Trauma
Dealing with trauma (Philippians 4:6-8)
“Dirty Sneakers by the Washer”LUNCH 12-1
Interventions CCBT, Neuroplasticity Trauma Informed Care(Romans 12:12)
“Do you want to be well?”
Temperament and Trauma
Dinner break 4-5:30 PM
Robin and Phyllis Primrose, Nancy Nichols, Drs Paul and Cindy Johnson