As a support we have provided answers below for the most frequent questions we receive.
If you have further questions, you may reach us at info@tmaatt.com, we welcome your email.
Q. How do I become TMAATT Certified?
A. The TMAATT certification training is organized in to three levels of CEU researched based training designed to teach mental health professionals how to incorporate mindfulness based materials, information, research, tools and practices into their addiction and complex/betrayal trauma work in order to help clients gain long term recovery from addiction and trauma.
1. For clinical therapists: Click here to learn more about the clinical therapist MBATT training levels.
2. For certified coaches: Click here to learn more about the certified coaching MBRC training levels.
Q. When and where do TMAATT Certications trainings take place?
A. All levels of the TMAATT certification training take place online through the TMAATT website and Zoom. You can learn more about TMAATT and the staff here.
Q. What does the training include?
A. TMAATT certification training includes academic instruction online in order to honor our busy mental health professionals lives. Each training level includes the following:
CEUs for levels I and III (for clinical therapists)
Researched based, web based and online academic instruction
Lectures with experiential exercises during the training
Mindfulness activities incorporated into each level of training
Individual work within the training
Small group work within each level of training
Materials, worksheets, and tools to begin using with clients right away
Access to the TMAATT community
Sano Press Discounts (including support for writing and publishing)
Access to experienced and certified TMAATT trained Consulting Supervisors
The focus of each training level is to assist the mental health professional in increasing their understanding on how mindfulness impacts the neuroplasticity of the addictive brain, reduces complex trauma, betrayal trauma, and supports long-term recovery goals for both the recovering addict and the betrayed partner.
In addition to supporting healing and growth in clients, TMAATT certification trainings also helps the mental health professional utilize the TMAATT 8 domains of recovery mindfulness based approach in order to decrease fatigue and burn out, and increase energy and a renewed connection to the important work they are doing with the clients they support.
Q. What are the TMAATT consulting supervisor requirements?
A. Please review the supervision requirements outlined on the supervision page located here.
Q. What is the cost for the current tmaatt mbatt and mbrc certification training?
A. Please check the registration information page here. Note that we offer early bird discounts of $100 as well as a $100 discount for all IITAP trained professionals.
Q. What can i expect from the TMAATT training?
A. TMAATT is dedicated to:
Ensuring that each individual is taught by experienced licensed clinical instructors who are trained in mindfulness, addiction, and complex trauma.
Ensuring that each class size is small in order to create the ideal atmosphere for learning, growth and trust. Our TMAATT scholars make life long friends and colleagues from all around the world as they move through each training level.
Ensuring that our TMAATT supervising consultants work closely with each scholar to help them implement the mindfulness tools in their own practice. We want our scholars to confidently apply what they are learning with the clients they work with.
Ensuring that we support each scholars growth and interest in applying mindfulness in their personal lives as they are inspired to do so.
Ensuring that we provide a community that fosters diversity, equality, respect, collaboration, support and kindness so that every TMAATT scholar feels included and connected not only during the training, but long after you have completed the certification training.
The Mindfulness Academy for Addiction and Trauma Training is dedicated to providing researched based CEU instruction that supports diverse professionals from around the world. Regardless of an individual’s ethnicity, gender, orientation or spiritual affiliation, all mental health professionals are welcome.
Additionally, we strive to incorporate training that takes into consideration the various lived experiences and unique individualism of our colleagues who place their trust in TMAATT’s training faculty and programs.
We, as diverse individuals, and as an organization, are dedicated to ongoing learning and growth. As such, we are open to feedback as we do our utmost to extend the highest level of respectful and diverse educational programs to support our community.
Finally, we endeavor to extend teaching opportunities to colleagues of color, female and non-binary colleagues, and our LGBTQIA+ colleagues who have Masters and Doctoral degrees, as well as extensive clinical, supervision and teaching experience who may be interested in contributing their teaching expertise with the TMAATT mindfulness, addiction and trauma training programs.
Learn more about the TMAATT Certification Training: we look forward to hearing from you!