This course will introduce you to the principles of trauma-informed care for children and teens. It satisfies requirements of the National Traumatic Stress Network’s essential skills for trauma-informed care.
Next Class:
We do not have an upcoming class scheduled at this time.
If you are with an organization and would like to discuss an in-house training for your employees or clients, please contact us to begin the planning process.
If you would like to learn about or request future classes in your area, please let us know!
Who Qualifies:
This course is for parents, guardians and extended family of children and teens who have experienced trauma. Anyone who is supporting these types of parents is also welcome. This includes church staff, neighbors, teachers and service providers.
What You’ll Learn:
– How trauma affects brain health and development
– The relationship between trauma and behaviors
– Skills to increase healing and resiliency in children/teens
Limited seats are available. Participants will receive a training certificate for 6 hours of training upon completion.
Andrew Sawyer
SHHIP Director
Andrew is a foster and parent with more than 10 years experience raising children with complex trauma and mental health special needs. He is a professional family partner, working with families navigating journeys involving mental illness, attachments and trauma. Read his story.
Andrew is the director of Sustaining Hope for High Impact Parents based in Fuquay-Varina, NC. He has been certified to teach this course as an advocate trainer with Trauma Free World.
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