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Course Description

Continuing Education Hours: 20

This certification course combines the 2020 Prenatal Exposure Conference and Prenatal Trauma: Raising Children Who Have Been Exposed to Substances In-Utero training. It explores the impact of prenatal substance exposure, trauma, and toxic stress on neurodevelopment, sensory needs, and attachment. Participants will learn to recognize related behaviors and apply whole-person strategies like sensory integration, behavior support, and effective discipline tailored to these children's unique needs.

Learning Objectives

  • Comparative look at impact of marijuana, cocaine, alcohol, and methamphetamine in-utero exposure

  • Understanding the impact of in-utero exposure has on self-regulation

  • Review neuro-deficits on children exposed in-utero

  • Review sensory integration needs of children exposed in-utero

  • Review behavioral concerns associated with in-utero exposure

  • Understanding the risk factors of children exposed to substances in-utero

  • Understand cognitive challenges

  • Building behavioral resilience

  • Building self-regulation

  • Interactive practice in working with/parenting children with in-utero substance exposure

Course Curriculum

    1. Welcome and Handouts

    1. Module 1 Overview

    2. Regulation and Dysregulation

    3. Module 1 Quiz

    1. Module 2 Overview

    2. Range of Tolerance

    3. Module 2 Quiz

    1. Module 3 Overview

    2. Misconception vs. Truth

    3. Module 3 Quiz

    1. Module 4 Overview

    2. Different Effects

    3. Module 4 Quiz

    1. Module 5 Overview

    2. Still Developing

    3. Module 5 Quiz

About this course

  • $159.00
  • 75 lessons
  • 19 hours of video content

Arizona Trauma Institute has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6677. The programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. The Clinical Trauma Specialist - Prenatal Trauma training does not qualify for NBCC credit. Arizona Trauma Institute is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

Dr. Camea Peca, PhD, MSc, CCTS-I/F

Dr. Camea Peca, Ph.D., is a trauma specialist with 18+ years of experience in mental health and trauma-focused care. Holding advanced degrees in psychology and expressive arts therapy, she integrates attachment-based coaching and somatic modalities. A seasoned adjunct faculty at the Arizona Trauma Institute, she leads experiential training and directs programming for Ruth Place, supporting survivors of sexual abuse.
Camea Peca, PhD, MSc, CCTS-I, CCTS-F

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