Set of all 4 Seeking Safety Training DVDs (4.5 hours total)
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This set of four Seeking Safety Training DVDs was developed under a grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, and totals 4.5 hours. Each DVD -- #1, #2, #3, #4 -- can also be ordered separately. The set includes the following.
DVD #1: An overview of Seeking Safety with Lisa Najavits (developer of the model), including clips from real clients and clinicians. Powerpoint notes appear throughout. It is a 2-hour version of her standard initial training, including background on trauma and substance abuse; Seeking Safety overview; implementation; studies; and frequently-asked questions. Note: in 2021 there is also a 1.25 hour video overview of Seeking Safety available.
DVD #2: An example of a Seeking Safety session with real clients on the topic Asking for Help, conducted by Lisa Najavits, with teaching points onscreen throughout [1 hour]
DVD #3: (a) A Client's Story -- a man describes the impact of sexual abuse and addiction, and his attempts to obtain treatment [20 minutes]. (b) Example of Teaching Grounding to a real client, using the grounding script from Seeking Safety [16 minutes]
DVD #4: Session for Fidelity Rating. A clinician conducts a group session with real clients, unscripted, on the topic Healthy Relationships from the Seeking Safety book. The session displays both good and poor elements, and offers a learning exercised when used with the Seeking Safety Adherence Scale, the Seeking Safety Adherence Scale Score Sheet and the detailed expert rating (free downloads). [1 hour]
The DVDs can be purchased or rented. Please read the rental terms to understand when they are due back as the time frame is crucial to receive a refund. The 4-DVD set is NTSC format, a technical specification used in North American and parts of South America. The DVDs were created in 2005; all of the information on Seeking Safety is still accurate.The DVD is copyrighted and can be played from a computer or DVD player, but cannot be uploaded to any system nor copied. However, a licensing arrangement is possible (email info@treatment-innovations.org). Our DVDs are in paper sleeves to minimize environmental impact.
DVD #1: An overview of Seeking Safety with Lisa Najavits (developer of the model), including clips from real clients and clinicians. Powerpoint notes appear throughout. It is a 2-hour version of her standard initial training, including background on trauma and substance abuse; Seeking Safety overview; implementation; studies; and frequently-asked questions. Note: in 2021 there is also a 1.25 hour video overview of Seeking Safety available.
DVD #2: An example of a Seeking Safety session with real clients on the topic Asking for Help, conducted by Lisa Najavits, with teaching points onscreen throughout [1 hour]
DVD #3: (a) A Client's Story -- a man describes the impact of sexual abuse and addiction, and his attempts to obtain treatment [20 minutes]. (b) Example of Teaching Grounding to a real client, using the grounding script from Seeking Safety [16 minutes]
DVD #4: Session for Fidelity Rating. A clinician conducts a group session with real clients, unscripted, on the topic Healthy Relationships from the Seeking Safety book. The session displays both good and poor elements, and offers a learning exercised when used with the Seeking Safety Adherence Scale, the Seeking Safety Adherence Scale Score Sheet and the detailed expert rating (free downloads). [1 hour]
The DVDs can be purchased or rented. Please read the rental terms to understand when they are due back as the time frame is crucial to receive a refund. The 4-DVD set is NTSC format, a technical specification used in North American and parts of South America. The DVDs were created in 2005; all of the information on Seeking Safety is still accurate.The DVD is copyrighted and can be played from a computer or DVD player, but cannot be uploaded to any system nor copied. However, a licensing arrangement is possible (email info@treatment-innovations.org). Our DVDs are in paper sleeves to minimize environmental impact.