Create Safety In Your Environments with Trauma Informed Care
Becoming a Certified Trauma Recovery Specialist helps you relate to this desperately under-served global community. As a professional in many industries for the last 30 years, I have encountered thousands of adult survivors needing and wanting to better help themselves, their personal and professional relationships, and how they relate to the world around them. Becoming a Certified Trauma Recovery Specialist can meet this need competently and ethically.
Are you ready to learn more about trauma and its impact on people? Would your workplace, relationships and/or Self benefit from understanding why things go off the rails when working with people? Are there clients you avoid because you don’t feel skilled to handle their needs? Have you been looking for a high quality, accessible, and affordable trauma certification that models and teaches safety, how to show up with curiosity, and feel a sense of community?
What You’ll Learn:
– Understand trauma & how to respond to others in a trauma informed manner
– How to competently and ethically provide safe interactions through a trauma informed lens.
– Learns about different parts of us and how to consider contexts such as , culture, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and trangenerational aftereffects to emphatically witness a client’s unique experience.
– Self-Compassion strategies to avoid empathy fatigue that leads to burn out and vicarious trauma
Course Option #1: Tuesdays at 10am EST starting 1/31/23 TBD
Course Option #2: Wednesdays at 7pm EST starting 2/1/23 TBD
Course Duration: 10 Weeks
Course Cost: $2000 USD Payment plans available
Sign up to become a Certified Trauma Specialist and take your impact in the world to the next level. You won’t want to miss it! Find understanding and hope as you process, recover & apply a trauma-informed lens to your sphere of influence.

Achara Tarfa B.S., CTRC-S
Instructor
I am a former Speech-Language Therapist and small business owner. Certified as a Supervisor level Trauma Recovery Coach (CTRC-S) through the International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaches (IAOTRC), I work in private practice and within the organization to further the hope of healing the world from within the biological and socioecological model of mass trauma.
Abuse is indifferent to education level, socio-economic status, race, age, or gender. I am a survivor of child sexual abuse, childhood emotional neglect. narcissistic abuse, domestic violence, miscarriage, high conflict divorce, co-parenting with a narcissist, and nonparent expected (NPE). days I live and work on the traditional lands of the Timuquana peoples of Central and Northern Florida.