TRAUMA MODEL THERAPY FOR ADDICTIONS AND COMPLEX COMORBIDITY

Healing Springs Ranch
Stonebriar Counseling Associates
PRESENT
Colin A. Ross, M.D. and Melissa Engle, MS, ATR, LPC
  Lunch + 4 CEUs
December 7, 2018
10:00am-3:00pm
101 E. Park Blvd.
Conference Suite 115
Plano, TX 75074
Dr. Colin Ross
Colin A. Ross, M.D.
In this workshop, Dr. Ross will present treatment outcome data from Healing Springs Ranch (HSR), a residential treatment center for addictions in Tioga, Texas, and from his Trauma Program at UBH Hospital in Denton. Treatment at HSR is based on an Integrated Addictions Model that incorporates Dr. Ross’ Trauma Model Therapy (TMT). TMT is the basis of treatment in Dr. Ross’ Trauma Program at UBH Denton. Dr. Ross will explain the core principles of TMT and illustrate treatment techniques and strategies through case examples.
Melissa Engle, MS, LPC, ATR
Melissa Engle, MS, LPC, ATR
Melissa Engle will then explain the Integrated Addictions Model used at HSR, which includes the Spectrum of Emotions, a scheme she developed for treating complex trauma and addictions. Like Dr. Ross, she will illustrate treatment techniques and strategies through case examples.
LUNCH PROVIDED BY
Haven Behavioral
SCHEDULE
10:00 – 12:00. Dr. Ross
•Treatment Outcome Data from Healing Springs Ranch and Dr. Ross’ Trauma Program
•Principles of Trauma Model Therapy
•The problem of attachment to the perpetrator; the locus of control shift; the problem is not the problem; just say ‘no’ to drugs; addiction is the opposite of desensitization; the victim-rescuer-perpetrator triangle
•Case examples of treatment techniques
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch Haven Behavioral Hospital of Frisco
1:00 – 3:00 Melissa Engle
•An Integrated Treatment Model for Addictions
•The Spectrum of Emotions
•Case Examples: Applying the Trauma Model to Treatment of Addictions
OBJECTIVES
Participants will be able to:
•Describe the core principles of Trauma Model Therapy (TMT) used at UBH Denton.
•Describe specific treatment techniques of TMT.
•Describe the Integrated Addictions Model used at Healing Springs Ranch.
•Describe specific treatment techniques from the Integrated Addictions Model
For more information contact Misty Hughes 940-367-8970
Misty.Hughes@HealingSpringsRanch.com

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