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This and all LifeSupport webinars are available for replay as on demand recorded videos following the live webinar session.\u00a0 Everyone who registers for the webinar will receive a link to the recorded version of this webinar.<\/em><\/p>

Purpose:<\/strong><\/p>

Research shows that 80% of people will experience trauma at some point in our lives.\u00a0 While Those who suffer PTSD as a result is a much smaller percentage, it is still important for ministry leaders to understand what PTSD is and how it can affect the way you care for those who have PTSD as part of their life.\u00a0 The purposes of this webinar are:<\/p>

• Understanding the specific symptoms of PTSD and the ways it can show itself in relationships.<\/li>
• Understanding how to walk alongside a congregant or friend who is battling it.<\/li>
• Understanding boundaries to set in the relationship with that individual as well.<\/li><\/ul>

  Topics covered in this 45 minute webinar include:<\/strong><\/p>

  • PTSD Defined (and ways the definition are changing)<\/li>
  • The 3 main symptom clusters of PTSD<\/li>
  • Helping people move forward from a trauma mindset<\/li>
  • Setting compassionate boundaries as a leader\/caregiver<\/li><\/ul>

    Who Would Benefit:<\/strong><\/p>

    • Pastors\/Church staff\/Care leaders<\/li>
    • Anyone who has or is suffering from PTSD and their loved ones<\/li>
    • Any ministry leaders who encounters PTSD in their work<\/li><\/ul>

      Included:<\/strong><\/p>

      • 45 minute video presentation\u00a0 (30 minute presentation followed by Q&A time).<\/li>
      • Chat with Todd Mulliken during the live presentation.<\/li>
      • On demand replay (registrants will receive an email replay link following the live webinar).<\/li><\/ul>

        Presenter:<\/b><\/p>

        Todd Mulliken, MS, LPCC is a counselor, author and speaker. He received his Masters degree in counseling in 1984 from St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, Minnesota. He has been employed as a counselor and clinic administrator in the counseling field since 1984. He is the owner of Mulliken Counseling Center in Edina, Minnesota, which is a Clinic where he provides counseling for individuals and couples. Todd speaks at a variety of venues including schools and churches on a number of topics related to the field of mental health.<\/p>

        Todd has written 4 books:<\/p>

        • Being Right Vs. Being Liked\u2026 The impact of narcissism and codependency on couples and families<\/li>
        • The State of Affairs\u2026Why they happen and how love can be restored<\/li>
        • All the Best for Couples\u20265 Ways to Bring Out the Best in your Spouse<\/li>
        • All the Best for Parents\u20265 Ways to Bring Out the Best in your Children.<\/li><\/ul>

          Todd is married to his wife Laura for many years and they have three adult daughters and two sons-in-law. Todd and Laura are active members of Christ Presbyterian Church in Edina, Minnesota. Todd is also a professor of psychology at Minneapolis College.<\/p>"}' >