


Domestic Violence and Relational Trauma Training
When Threat and Connection Co-exist
Understanding survival responses to domestic violence and relational trauma from a Polyvagal Theory Lens
A fundraiser for the Abbie Shelter in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month
First Presbyterian Church
Monday, October 20, 2025
4:30-6:30 pm
Join Camille Deitz, LCPC and Somatic Experiencing Practioner in being able to:
Identify the core principles of Polyvagal Theory including neuroception, autonomic hierarchy, and co-regulation with specific considerations for people that have experienced domestic violence and/or relational trauma.
Recognize common autonomic responses and specific considerations when working with people that have experienced domestic violence and/or relational trauma.
Apply strategies from a Polyvagal lens to support regulation and co-regulation with people that have experienced domestic violence and/or relational trauma.
Learn somatic practices for providers to reduce vicarious trauma and maintain presence in high-stress advocacy or therapeutic settings.
Steps to Register:
Hold your spot by registering via this link for free
Donate to the Abbie Shelter! You can provide proof of donation at check in or bring $ that evening:
-Via Great Fish Challenge Before Friday Sept 12 at 5pm
-Via the Abbie Shelter website after September 12thIf you’re a mental health professional in MT you can add on 2 CEU credits in your cart for $25
When Threat and Connection Co-exist
Understanding survival responses to domestic violence and relational trauma from a Polyvagal Theory Lens
A fundraiser for the Abbie Shelter in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month
First Presbyterian Church
Monday, October 20, 2025
4:30-6:30 pm
Join Camille Deitz, LCPC and Somatic Experiencing Practioner in being able to:
Identify the core principles of Polyvagal Theory including neuroception, autonomic hierarchy, and co-regulation with specific considerations for people that have experienced domestic violence and/or relational trauma.
Recognize common autonomic responses and specific considerations when working with people that have experienced domestic violence and/or relational trauma.
Apply strategies from a Polyvagal lens to support regulation and co-regulation with people that have experienced domestic violence and/or relational trauma.
Learn somatic practices for providers to reduce vicarious trauma and maintain presence in high-stress advocacy or therapeutic settings.
Steps to Register:
Hold your spot by registering via this link for free
Donate to the Abbie Shelter! You can provide proof of donation at check in or bring $ that evening:
-Via Great Fish Challenge Before Friday Sept 12 at 5pm
-Via the Abbie Shelter website after September 12thIf you’re a mental health professional in MT you can add on 2 CEU credits in your cart for $25