Trauma Informed Care - History Matters

Training Series – 2.5 hours

Trauma‑Informed Care is an essential framework for supporting individuals, families, and residents of fragile communities. The prevalence of adverse childhood experiences, community violence, and other trauma‑inducing events can shape how people make decisions, build relationships, resolve conflict, and view themselves. By acknowledging the impact of trauma, individuals, families, and communities can learn to communicate with greater empathy, awareness, and understanding of the unique vulnerabilities experienced by trauma survivors. 

Training Series – 4.5 hours

As Human Service practitioners, we are charged with providing direct service to children, adults, families, and communities. Many of the employees and customers of Human Service Organizations have histories of childhood neglect, homelessness, drug addiction, mental illness, sexual abuse, frequent incarceration, and other types of trauma-inducing experiences. The task for Trauma-Informed organizations is to become knowledgeable about the concept of trauma and the impact on employees and the customers we serve. 

Course Code

501905 

Training -3.0 hours

Trauma Informed Care is an essential tool for individuals, families, and residents of fragile communities. The prevalence of adverse childhood experiences, histories of community violence, and other trauma-inducing experiences can influence decision making, forming relationships, conflict resolution, and self-perceptions. By acknowledging the impact of trauma, individuals, families, and communities can learn how to communicate using knowledge, empathy, and an understanding of the vulnerabilities of trauma survivors.

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