PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS SEMINAR | The Climb Clinic

PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS

LEARNING TO IDENTIFY MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS IN YOUR CLIENTS

Duration: 2.5 Hours | Date & Time: 05/08/24 (Wed), 6-8:30pm MT | Price: $79

Come join us for a virtual seminar on trauma informed care for the outdoor athlete! Led by mental health providers Brooke Shaffer MA, LPC and Madeline Schiebel LPC, PMH-C, this interactive workshop is designed specifically for clinicians and coaches who currently work with or who may find themselves working with athletes who have experienced physical injury in their outdoor sport. Come learn techniques and tools to expand your practice by learning how to identify psychological stress through a trauma informed lens.

What you’ll learn:

How to identify a psychological stress injury
Tools and strategies to regulate a client during emotional distress
Understand how our brain and bodies function under stress
How to screen a client in a stress or trauma response
A trauma informed client protocol
Ways to self-regulate to avoid burnout and compassion fatigue

Our goal is for participants to leave this workshop feeling confident to implement the above objectives into their practice and/or coaching!

Duration: 2.5 Hours | Date & Time: 05/08/24, 6pm | Price: $79

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTORS

Madeline Schiebel LPC, PMH-C

Madeline is a Colorado and New Mexico licensed professional counselor based in Denver. Her private practice specializes in women's mental health with a focus in treating pregnancy and postpartum related mental health disorders. She is a rock climber and ultra trail runner and is involved in raising awareness of mental health in the outdoors. Madeline is a licensed mental health provider with the American Alpine Club's Climbing Grief Fund where she works to bring mental health resources to the climbing community.

Brooke Shaffer MA, LPC

Brooke Shaffer is a licensed professional counselor located in Boulder. Her specialty includes nature based therapy, and is especially skilled at working with folks who have experienced backcountry trauma. Brooke works with all ages including children and teenagers, and greatly enjoys group work in the front or backcountry. In her free time, she is mostly found camping, climbing, backpacking, bikepacking, or soaking in the Colorado sun, as she is an east coast native.