It is estimated that 75% of those in recovery from SUD are survivors of significant trauma. Trauma can influence physical and emotional responses thereby affecting a client's response to exercise therapy.
This session will help professionals understand the common causes trauma, its connection to the development of SUD, and how to manage the responses they may see when conducting fitness classes and training sessions.
Key Takeaways:
- Describe common causes of trauma and its connection to the development of substance use disorders.
- Describe common manifestations of trauma that may be seen in individuals recovering from substance use disorders a group fitness setting and list strategies on how to manage and/or prevent this response.
- Discuss strategies on how to prevent trauma and/or PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) triggers while teaching a group fitness class or training session.
9:00am Central
(7:00am Pacific / 10:00am Eastern)
On Oct 24th, 2025
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Nicole Golden, MS
Nicole holds a Master of Science in Applied Exercise Science with a concentration in Sports Nutrition. She is a NASM Master Trainer, CES, CSCS (NSCA), and AFAA certified group fitness instructor. Nicole is a sports nutritionist (CISSN) certified through the International Society of Sports Nutrition. She is the owner of FWF Wellness where she specializes in corrective exercise, nutrition coaching, and training special populations.
