Trauma impacts a developing brain. The resulting behavioral, academic, and relational challenges need intervention for children to grow into emotionally healthy adults. Without a deep understanding of how abuse, neglect, grief, and loss affect children, efforts will likely fall short. Our staff, trained and experienced in using best-in-class trauma education, is passionate about sharing this knowledge with anyone wanting to serve children and adults who have experienced trauma.
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Parenting children with trauma histories, this highly-sought after training will equip parents and caregivers with tools and techniques that help turn around challenging behaviors.
With over twenty years of working with children who have hard histories, Staci is passionate about equipping parents and professionals with the tools they need to help children heal. Trainings on attachment are her personal favorite!
Alex is well-versed in child welfare, helping children with hard histories. He served three years at Child Protective Services as an Investigator and Alternative Response worker and previously worked at the Boy’s and Girl’s Country group home.
As a licensed Family Nurse Practitioner specializing in Complex Developmental Trauma, Bethany offers medical services and trauma training, dedicated to aiding teens and young adults recover from abuse and neglect.
John specializes in helping families recover from trauma, through offering Telehealth services to youth and parents. He excels in boosting teens' overall self-worth and growing parent-teen relationships.
Blake, a dedicated teacher of trauma-responsive care, has supported families across the child welfare system. She identifies and bridges resource gaps, ensuring parents receive what's needed for their children's healing.
Raegan has worked with children, families, and adults in challenging situations across schools, treatment centers, and child agencies. With her memorable one-liners, she effectively teaches trauma-responsive techniques.
TBRI CAREGIVER TRAINING®
Course Description: TBRI is a parenting intervention created by Dr. Karyn Purvis and Dr. David Cross at Texas Christian University. With a foundation in attachment, this program is specifically designed to help children who have been impacted by trauma. The TBRI Caregiver Training is delivered by TBRI Practitioners trained through the Karyn Purvis Institute of Childhood Development. The formats include either live virtual training or in-person training, taking between 16 and 20 hours to complete with both including interactive, practical activities that leave participants feeling equipped to utilize the techniques within their families and staff.
Objectives:
1. Understand the basics of trauma’s impact on the developing brain.
2. Learn techniques that are proved to be effective with the behaviors of children who have experienced abuse, neglect, grief, and loss.
3. Comprehend the effect that adult attachment has on helping children heal.
Alex Wilson is a Training Manager at Chosen. He is happy to answer any questions you may have about our trainings.
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