Trauma Treatment Postgraduate Certificate Program

The Postgraduate Certificate in Trauma Treatment is an online continuing education (CE) certificate program.

This certificate has been developed for anyone with a graduate degree (master’s degree or higher) in the fields of social work, counseling, human services, and allied health professions who have an interest in increasing their knowledge and skills to deal with trauma and trauma recovery. This online certificate includes user-friendly, self-paced modules incorporating videos, voice-over PowerPoint presentations, downloadable articles, handouts, and quizzes.  With a one-year completion window from the time of registration, you can seamlessly integrate your studies into your professional life. As a CE certificate, participants do not need to apply to graduate school, and no grades are given. Therefore, the certificate will not appear on your University of Tennessee, Knoxville transcript.

The Postgraduate Certificate in Trauma Treatment contains cutting-edge information developed by clinical and research experts in trauma care. This certificate program, focused on Tennessee residents, is proudly approved by the National Association of Social Workers, Tennessee Chapter (NASW-TN), ensuring the highest standards of education and recognition within the state.

Benefits

  • Self-paced
  • Deepen your knowledge for your practice
  • Gain marketable skills
  • Earn CE hours
  • Tennessee Focus
  • Approved by NASW TN

Highlights

CEUs

Each module comprises 10 Continuing Education Hours as approved by the NASW-TN. Upon completion, certificates of completion reflecting 10 CE credits will be electronically available.

Cost

The cost for each of the three modules is $350, payable online at the time of registration. The program’s total cost, with all modules completed, is $1050. 

Modules

Each of the three modules may be taken a la carte or in conjunction with one another.

Certificate

To earn the postgraduate certificate, all three modules must be completed. Each participant has one year from registration to complete the entire program. Upon completion of the entire certificate program (all three modules), the certificate of completion will be delivered electronically.


Three Course Modules

Participants will master important evidence-based information and newly researched material as they earn their Postgraduate Trauma Certificate from the University of Tennessee, College of Social Work. The three modules comprising the certificate are:

• Neurophysiology of Trauma
• Theoretical Perspectives on Trauma Response and Treatment
• Clinical Interventions with Persons Exposed to Traumatic History

Click on these modules to read more about the topics covered in each and to sign up for an individual module.


Discounts Available:

  • Active Military, Alumni, and Senior Citizen (15% off)
  • Bulk Orders of two or more (20% off)
  • UTK Field Instructor & UTK Faculty/Staff (25% off)
  • UTK College of Social Work Faculty/Staff (50%)

Available upon request. Discount applies to the entire certificate program, not on a per-module basis.
Discount eligibility requires documentation/proof for verification.


For pricing discounts and/or social service agencies wanting to enroll multiple employees (agency staff should have their HR representative contact us with a list of employees who will be taking the training), please contact Margaret McMillan at mmcmil13@utk.edu.

If you should experience any technical issues registering for the certificate, making payment, signing into the system, or using the system, please get in touch with the University of Tennessee OIT Help Desk at 865-974-9900. When the Help Desk technician answers, let them know you are calling about a problem using the “Canvas Catalog” system (you must use both words). That will let the technician know to route your call to the appropriate team to assist you.
Please note: Canvas Catalog support members typically work 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. If you are in another time zone, you will likely need to arrange to call during those times.

Thank you so much for being part of resolving trauma for others through your important work.