Intergenerational Trauma & Mental Health
Take this deep and reflective course to discover the causes and consequences of Intergenerational trauma on marginalised communities as well as healing strategies for groups and individuals.
Entire groups of people have repeatedly suffered from the trauma of oppression, exploitation, and violence throughout history. Such events resonate through time and many still affect marginalised and historically oppressed communities. How do we understand the origin, transmission and impact of this trauma? What tools, strategies and practices can we employ to heal its effects?
This course aims to equip learners with a solid understanding of Intergenerational Trauma, and its theoretical and empirical underpinnings with a focus on its multilevel impact. It will also include various strategies to resist and heal from Intergenerational Trauma at an individual and collective level.
The course is priced at £399 for non-members and £150 for Race Reflections members.
This course is suitable for anyone interested in Trauma and its transmission through generations as well as the impact it has on Mental Health.
Grasp various conceptualisations of Intergenerational Trauma
Examine the link between history and collective trauma
Explore the multilevel impact of Intergenerational Trauma
Understand healing and resitance strategies
Take a positioned, embodied approach to self-reflectivity
Introduction
Self-care & Reflective skills
Racism and trauma
Violence and the construction of race
Reflection point
Intergenerational Trauma & transmission
Epigenetics
Historical Trauma & the effect of mass atrocities
Post-traumatic Slave Syndrome
Reflection point
Impact on community
Impact on family functioning
Impact on Mental Health
Reflection point: taking stock
Collective work and Community care
Healing strategies and self-care
An example: Return to the Sacred Path
An example: the HEART framework
Reflection point