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Ethics in Trauma-Informed Practice: Safe and Compassionate Client Care

  • The Wellness Institute of Chester County 402c Gordon Drive Exton, PA, 19341 United States (map)

June 20th, 2026

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Price: $275

8 NCBTMB CEUs [Certifications Awarded Upon Completion]

ROOM 2

This class will be held in 402F, please enter at the back of the building. You will see a set of double doors under an awning, enter through the glass door with the CE Classroom sign on it.

Instructor: Christian A. Spriggs, Sr., LE, LMT, MLD-C, S40M, Owner/Founder ‘Gueru Wellness & Continued Education

BIO: Master’s degree in human services from Lincoln University, over 30 years’ experience combining a comprehensive background as a Psychotherapist with work as an LMT by introducing clients to the benefits of massage for complete well-being.

WHAT TO BRING: Notebook, something to write with

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: Upon completion, participants will be able to explain the NCBTMB Code of Ethics and apply it within trauma-informed massage practice. You will effectively be able to identify boundary types and analyze how trauma affects boundary perception and consent, demonstrate ethical communication that promotes client safety and trust. Recognize countertransference, compassion fatigue, and burnout as ethical concerns. You will also be able to apply confidentiality and cultural-competence principles in trauma-sensitive care and develop a personalized Ethics & Safety Commitment Plan for continued professional growth.

CONTACT INFORMATION: gueruwellness@gmail.com

Website: https://www.thegueru.com

Please use the name you would like on your certificate when registering. Please use the email you would like event notifications sent to.

Disclosure Statement by The Wellness Institute of Chester County Acknowledgment of Audio and Video Surveillance: I hereby acknowledge that I have been informed and understand that The Wellness Institute of Chester County utilizes continuous audio and video surveillance on its premises. I understand that surveillance is conducted for the safety, security, and well-being of all students, staff, and visitors, as well as for the protection of property. I am aware that audio and video monitoring is active at all times in common areas, classrooms, hallways, and other designated spaces within the school. Upon arrival I understand that I will be asked to sign a statement stating I confirm my awareness and consent to this ongoing audio and video surveillance while on school property.

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