Narrating Trauma Handbook

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This training manual equips professionals working with adolescents to effectively utilize narrative mediation in resolving conflict stemming from trauma. Developed by experts in conflict resolution, the manual offers a comprehensive 20-hour curriculum that delves into the core principles of narrative mediation and its unique applicability to youth.

The program emphasizes understanding the profound impact of trauma on behavior and conflict dynamics. Participants will learn practical skills, interactive techniques, and specialized models designed specifically for youth. The training provides strategies to identify and address trauma-driven behaviors while fostering resilience in all parties involved.

By exploring the strengths of narrative mediation, the manual demonstrates how this approach empowers individuals to reframe their experiences and relationships. It offers a comparative analysis of various conflict resolution methods, highlighting the distinct advantages of the narrative model.

Structured for clarity and accessibility, the manual includes sample questions, handouts, exercises, and an evaluation form. A wealth of references and online resources further supports ongoing learning and development.

This manual is an invaluable tool for practitioners seeking to master narrative mediation and effectively resolve conflicts involving traumatized youth.

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