Education, Training & Recourses

Trauma affects individuals in profound and lasting ways, influencing emotions, behaviors, and relationships. This session explores the different types of trauma, how they impact the brain and body, and ways to foster healing and resilience.

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Who is this for?

This session is designed for professionals, caregivers, educators, community members, and anyone who wants to better understand trauma and its effects.

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What to Expect:

• An overview of trauma and its different forms (acute, chronic, complex).

• The effects of trauma on the brain, body, and behavior.

• The role of safety, connection, and empowerment in healing.

• Strategies for fostering resilience and supporting individuals affected by trauma.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

Trauma Informed Care is an approach that acknowledges the widespread impact of trauma and integrates this understanding into interactions, policies, and practices. This session provides practical tools for creating safer, more supportive environments.

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Who is this for?

Ideal for professionals in healthcare, education, social services, and community organizations, as well as caregivers and leaders who want to foster a trauma-informed culture.

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What to Expect:

• The core principles of Trauma Informed Care.

• How trauma affects behavior and relationships.

• Practical ways to create a safe, supportive environment.

• Strategies to avoid retraumatization and promote healing.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

The effects of trauma can be passed down through generations, impacting families and communities in lasting ways. This session explores the science behind intergenerational trauma and how healing can take place.

Who is this for?

This session is beneficial for educators, social workers, community leaders, mental health professionals, and individuals seeking to understand the long-term impact of trauma.

What to Expect:

• How trauma is transmitted across generations.

• The role of history, culture, and resilience in breaking the cycle.

• Strategies for healing and supporting affected individuals and families.

• Tools for fostering intergenerational resilience and connection.

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

This session explores Indigenous approaches to healing, emphasizing the importance of culture, spirituality, and community in the recovery process.

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Who is this for?

Anyone interested in learning about traditional healing methods, including professionals, community members, and those seeking a holistic approach to trauma recovery.

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What to Expect:

• An overview of traditional healing practices and their role in well-being.

• The connection between culture, identity, and healing.

• How to integrate traditional healing approaches into trauma-informed work.

• The importance of community and storytelling in the healing journey.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

Abusive relationships can take many forms, impacting mental, emotional, and physical well-being. This session provides insight into recognizing abuse, supporting survivors, and fostering healing.

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Who is this for?

Ideal for professionals in social services, healthcare, education, and law enforcement, as well as individuals who want to better understand the dynamics of abuse.

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What to Expect:

• Understanding different types of abuse (emotional, physical, financial, etc.).

• How trauma bonds and cycles of abuse develop.

• Practical ways to support survivors without judgment.

• Resources for intervention and long-term healing.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

Government employees often encounter individuals who have experienced trauma. This session provides a practical understanding of trauma’s effects and offers strategies for supportive, effective interactions.

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Who is this for?

Designed for government employees in areas such as social services, justice, corrections, healthcare, and public administration who interact with individuals affected by trauma.

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What to Expect:

• A practical overview of trauma and its effects on behavior and decision-making.

• How trauma manifests in interactions with government services.

• Communication techniques that reduce distress and build trust.

• Strategies to apply Trauma Informed Care in policy and service delivery.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

Resilience is key to coping with stress, burnout, and trauma exposure. This session explores ways to strengthen personal resilience and build effective self-care habits.

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Who is this for?

Ideal for frontline workers, caregivers, professionals in high-stress environments, and anyone seeking to improve their well-being.

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What to Expect:

• Understanding resilience and how it develops.

• Identifying stress responses and their impact.

• Practical self-care strategies for maintaining mental and emotional well-being.

• Techniques for setting boundaries and preventing burnout.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

The way we ask questions can significantly impact individuals who have experienced trauma. This session focuses on how to conduct conversations in a way that is sensitive, supportive, and non-retraumatizing.​

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Who is this for?

Recommended for professionals in law enforcement, healthcare, social services, and any field requiring sensitive conversations.

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What to Expect:

• Understanding how trauma affects memory, communication, and responses.

• How to ask questions in a way that minimizes distress.

• Practical techniques for active listening and building trust.

• The role of empathy and patience in effective questioning.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

Grief is a deeply personal experience, yet it affects entire communities. This session explores how grief manifests across different ages and how we can support each other through loss.

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Who is this for?

Anyone interested in understanding grief, including educators, caregivers, healthcare workers, and community organizations.

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What to Expect:​

• Understanding the grief process and how it varies for different age groups.

• The impact of grief on mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

• Strategies for supporting grieving individuals and communities.

• How to navigate conversations about loss with children and adults.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

When a loved one goes missing, families face an ongoing and deeply complex experience. This session explores the emotional, social, and practical challenges they encounter and ways to offer meaningful support.

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Who is this for?

This session is ideal for professionals working with affected families, community organizations, law enforcement, and those seeking to understand and support individuals navigating this difficult journey.

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What to Expect:

• Insights into the emotional impact of ambiguous loss.

• Strategies for supporting families without adding further distress.

• Understanding the challenges of ongoing uncertainty.

• Resources and tools to help families cope and find support
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

Ambiguous loss occurs when a person is physically present but psychologically absent, or vice versa. This type of grief is complex and often lacks closure. This session explores how to navigate and support those experiencing it.

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Who is this for?

Professionals, caregivers, and individuals supporting those affected by ambiguous loss, including cases of dementia, addiction, or missing persons.

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What to Expect:

• Understanding ambiguous loss and why it’s different from traditional grief.

• Coping strategies for managing ongoing uncertainty.

• How to support individuals and families experiencing ambiguous loss.

• Tools for fostering resilience in the absence of closure.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.

Anticipatory loss occurs when grief begins before a death or significant loss happens, often in cases of terminal illness or decline. This session helps individuals and caregivers navigate the emotional challenges of this experience.

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Who is this for?

Caregivers, hospice workers, medical professionals, and anyone supporting someone through a prolonged loss.

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What to Expect:

• Recognizing and understanding anticipatory grief.

• The emotional, psychological, and social impacts of prolonged loss.

• Strategies for supporting individuals and families through the process.

• Coping techniques for caregivers to manage their own grief and stress.
   

Sessions can be fully customized based on your group’s specific interests and needs.