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Advanced Professional Training in Psychotraumatology

Clinical Traumatology and Community & Workplace Traumatology

  • Ľubomír (Lakatoš) Kennedy, DSc. pursued further specialized professional education in psychotraumatology following his postgraduate Doctor of Science (DSc.) studies at Collegium Humanum – Warsaw Management University, Warsaw, Poland.
  • As part of his continuing professional development, he successfully completed two comprehensive professional training programs delivered by the Traumatology Institute, Canada, under the direction of Dr. Anna B. Baranowsky, PhD, C.Psych.
  • Together, these programs represent 189 documented training hours and provide complementary perspectives on psychological trauma, trauma-informed approaches, clinical assessment, crisis response, community support, and workplace-related traumatic stress.

1. Clinical Traumatologist (TITC-CT)

  • Training Institution: Traumatology Institute, Canada
  • Program: Clinical Traumatologist (TITC-CT)
  • Certificate: Certificate of Completion
  • Date of Completion: May 29, 2024
  • Training Hours: 98
  • The Clinical Traumatologist program provided structured professional training in the theoretical and applied foundations of clinical traumatology, with particular emphasis on psychological trauma, post-traumatic stress responses, assessment approaches, and trauma recovery.
  • The curriculum addressed trauma-informed clinical standards, attachment and systemic perspectives, cognitive behavioural approaches to trauma, group interventions for trauma survivors, compassion fatigue, and early intervention following traumatic events.
  • The program strengthened his understanding of the psychological consequences of traumatic experiences and the professional frameworks used in trauma assessment, recovery support, and interdisciplinary care.

2. Community & Workplace Traumatologist (TITC-CWT)

  • Training Institution: Traumatology Institute, Canada
  • Program: Community & Workplace Traumatologist (TITC-CWT)
  • Certificate: Certificate of Completion
  • Date of Completion: October 10, 2024
  • Training Hours: 91
  • The Community & Workplace Traumatologist program focused on understanding and responding to psychological trauma within community, organizational, and workplace environments.
  • The curriculum included trauma evaluation, community resources, trauma-informed standards of care, motivational interviewing, group approaches for trauma survivors, professional supervision, crisis intervention, and resilience in helping professions.
  • Particular emphasis was placed on recognizing the impact of traumatic events on individuals and groups, identifying appropriate support resources, understanding recovery processes, and strengthening trauma-informed responses in community and workplace settings.

Professional Development and Integrated Expertise

  • The successful completion of both programs represents a significant component of Ľubomír (Lakatoš) Kennedy's continuing professional education in psychotraumatology.
  • The two training pathways complement one another by combining knowledge of clinical trauma frameworks with community-based, organizational, and workplace-oriented approaches.
  • This educational background supports his interdisciplinary interests in psychological trauma, traumatic stress, crisis intervention, trauma-informed practice, resilience, and professional education.

Training Institution

  • Traumatology Institute (Canada)
  • Founder and Executive Director: Dr. Anna B. Baranowsky, PhD, C.Psych.
  • Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  • Official Website: https://psychink.com/
  • Both specialized training programs were completed through the Traumatology Institute, a Canadian professional education provider specializing in trauma-informed training, clinical traumatology, crisis intervention, and community-based trauma support.

Certificates and Training Documentation

  • Both professional training programs were successfully completed in 2024 and are documented by official certificates issued by the Traumatology Institute, Canada.

Clinical Traumatologist (TITC-CT)

  • Certificate of Completion – May 29, 2024
  • 98 Training Hours

Community & Workplace Traumatologist (TITC-CWT)

  • Certificate of Completion – October 10, 2024
  • 91 Training Hours

Total Documented Program Training: 189 Hours


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