Trauma-Informed Treatment and Intervention Certificate
Gain the skills to help individuals and communities
Drawing from the growing field of trauma research and intervention, the Trauma-Informed Treatment and Intervention Certificate program explores how trauma impacts human development, 行为, and brain functioning. Students in this certificate program will learn to work effectively with individuals and communities experiencing trauma, and learn how to build resilience and resources.
Who should apply
Open to both non-degree and degree-seeking students, the Trauma-Informed Treatment and Intervention certificate is appropriate for counselors and therapists, case managers, drug and alcohol counselors, community health workers, pastoral counselors, probation and parole officers, 教育工作者, psychologists and those in law enforcement.
Please note - States have varying rules, requirements, and regulations that govern online (distance) education offered by out-of-state postsecondary institutions. 点击 在这里 to see a list of eligible states. At this time, the standalone certificate is not open to international students.
2025 Spring Term Deadline - October 15th*
*Applications received after the deadline will be reviewed on a space available basis
Program Duration
- Sequence of 15 units (5 courses); designed to build skills that are applicable beyond the workplace and to help you grow and succeed
Virtual Environment
- Online sessions held in the late afternoons and evenings. 检查 在这里 to see if Saint Mary's College is authorized to enroll students in your state. At this time, the standalone certificate is not open to international students.
Small Class Sizes
- Cohort members in the program form a learning community
Program Details
Learn about admissions, 成本, the Trauma-Informed Treatment and Intervention Certificate curriculum, 和更多的.
School and Department Information
We believe that education can transform lives and make a positive impact on our future and in our communities — particularly those that are underserved. Our curriculum prepares leaders who understand the causes of inequities within society and how these affect our communities, including students, parents and teachers.