Trauma-Informed Care in Action

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Speakers:

  • ErrDaisha Floyd,  Organizer, Educator, and Facilitator, Point Source Youth Youth Advisory Council

  • Jaime Hunn, LCSW, Therapist & Emotional Wellness Coordinator, Employee Wellness Coordinator in Pediatric Healthcare 

  • Lizzie McAdam, RDT/BCT, LCAT, Director of Counseling and Case Management, Hetrick-Martin Institute

  • Sebastien Vante, The National CHW (Community Health Worker) Advisor, Wellness Equity Alliance 

Trauma has an impact on not only the individuals we serve but also everyone we encounter. Trauma can lead to or increase mental illness, substance misuse, and physical illness. The very services that were designed to help individuals sometimes may be the cause of trauma or re-traumatization. This training provides an understanding of how to create structures and systems that recognize the traumas that exist and that prioritize the wellness of young people and program staff. 

Access the full 90-minute training below and download the accompanying toolkit with best practices, actionable next steps, organizational checklists, and more.

 
 
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