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Please join us for our Peer Consultation Group: Trauma Clinical Topics on Wednesday May 7 from 5 to 6:30 pm
Peer consultation is a vital part of clinical practice. It provides opportunity for increased self reflection, validation and support through navigating complex clinical situations. Engaging in peer consultation groups has been shown to improve therapeutic effectiveness and greatly reduce the risk of isolation and burn out while increasing connections with a community of practitioners.
PPC Peer Consult Groups are offered to members only. Space is limited to ensure participants can benefit fully. Please see the attendance policy below.
About this group:
Are you working with clients who have significant trauma histories, comorbidities, or trauma-related responses? This discussion group offers a supportive space to explore best practices, enhance your clinical approach, and gain practical strategies for working with trauma-affected individuals—without needing to be a trauma specialist.
In this group, we’ll explore:
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Identifying Trauma Responses: How to screen for PTSD and recognize trauma-related symptoms.
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Trauma-Informed Case Conceptualization: Strengthening your diagnostic skills and understanding differential diagnoses.
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Practical Approaches: Tips for working with trauma survivors, especially those who are not yet ready for or open to direct trauma processing.
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Skill-Building for Clients: How to integrate bottom-up and top-down regulation techniques.
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Using Psychoeducation Effectively: Making complex concepts accessible and digestible for clients.
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Therapeutic Tools Beyond Trauma Processing: Evidence-based strategies that support healing without requiring direct trauma processing work.
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Navigating Clinical Challenges: Addressing common obstacles like transference, attachment dynamics, boundaries, and avoidance.
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Best Practices for PTSD Treatment: Familiarizing yourself with gold standard PTSD treatments, key frameworks and risk assessment strategies.
This discussion group is free for participants and designed to provide a collaborative, enriching environment where you can expand your skills and confidence when working with trauma-impacted clients.
Reserve your spot today!
About the Peer Consultation Group Leader: 
Angela L. Belleville is a licensed therapy in Massachusetts and California and Bella Health’s founder. Ms Belleville’s mission is in providing effective and efficient gold-standard treatment options to those in need along with education and training of effective trauma-informed and cognitive-behavioral practices to providers and the community.
Since completing her Master’s of Science in Counseling Psychology at Northeastern University in 2003, Ms Belleville has acquired extensive specialized training in trauma treatment and a wide range of mental health experience ranging from women’s inpatient psychiatric trauma unit, DBT-based day treatment, behavioral health care management, outpatient clinic work, non profit community-based wraparound supervision and management, program development, clinical training, CIT police training, private practice and consulting, community fundraising, and in academic arenas as a continuing education workshop presenter.
Ms Belleville is a provider-status Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) clinician, certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), train-the-trainer status in Mueser's Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for PTSD, and proficient in Prolonged Exposure (PE), Written Exposure Therapy (WET) and other forms of CBT.
Training and consulting partnerships have included Healing Abuse Working for Change (HAWC), Boston College , National Association of Social Workers (NASW) NY Chapter, Private Practice Colloquium, FireFly Health, Eliot Community Human Services, Spaces Therapy LA, University of Albany, LightWorks, Wellable Co. and more.
Attendance and Professional Courtesy
As space in consultation groups is limited, we ask that all members who register for an event commit to attending. Leaders of these groups are compensated for their efforts, but the time and energy they devote to these sessions are priceless, and it is important that we honor their contributions. By attending your registered session, you are helping maintain a professional and respectful environment, not only for the group leader but for your fellow participants as well.
Cancellation Policy
We understand that life happens, and sometimes you may not be able to attend. If you are unable to attend a session, please notify us as soon as possible and cancel your registration in advance to allow someone else to take your spot. This helps ensure that the group remains full and that all available spaces are used efficiently.
