Trauma-Informed Care: Foundations (TIC 101)
Length: Eight hours
(two 4-hour workshops, unless otherwise requested)
Delivery: Live in-person or live virtual

Course Objectives
Part 1 Learning Objectives:
By the end of this workshop participants will be able to:
Look through a trauma-informed lens when interpreting unusual or challenging behavior in others and ourselves
Identify factors and stressors that can create traumatic events for individuals & communities
Explore different types of trauma and the ways trauma impacts brain, body and behavior
Communicate benefits of a trauma-informed practice for survivors and providers
Practice self- and co-regulation techniques based on the Neuro-Sequential Model
Examine the connection between ACEs and future health outcomes
Feel empowered to prevent and help survivors heal from trauma & ACEs
Part 2 Learning Objectives:
By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
- Explain the benefits of TIC for both survivors and providers
- Explore principles of trauma-informed care that promote safety, trust, belonging, and empowerment of diverse individuals and communities
- Reflect on how TIC is or could be practiced in their workplace
- Discuss challenges to their TIC practice, and brainstorm solutions
- Reduce the likelihood of re-traumatization and vicarious trauma in workplaces to promote healing and recovery
- Create a trauma-informed ‘action plan’ with their team, or individually
Helping you help others
- Our bilingual and bicultural trainings place equity at the center of our work.
- Coursework approved for continuing education credit for a variety of professionals.
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Helping you help others
- Our bilingual and bicultural trainings place equity at the center of our work.
- Coursework approved for continuing education credit for a variety of professionals.