Trauma Informed Parenting Training

This two day training begins on Saturday, March 6, from 9am-5pm and resumes the second day on Saturday, March 20, from 9am-5pm.

Many children experience traumatic events, including abuse, neglect, and domestic

violence. These events can affect a child long after he or she has been removed from

the source of the trauma.

This important and essential course explores trauma-informed parenting including:

• How parents can care for a child while being sensitive to his or her past traumatic experiences.

• Understand how a child’s past experiences impact his or her behavior

• Complex trauma

• Understand how to encourage a child to develop strength and resilience

• Describe the seven aftereffects of complex trauma

• Understand how to adapt parenting style to a child’s needs

• Aftereffects Parenting practices

We’ll help you recognize, understand, and respond to childhood trauma.

Presented via Zoom by NCTSN trained presenter Allison Wilson MS, LPC Behavioral Health Therapist/ Trauma Assessment Clinician; Emma Smith, MA in Clinical Counseling, Foster Care Compliance and Training Specialist; and Amanda Rhine, an experienced foster parent. 

This training is packed with a ton of crucial content to help you, help children. It’s interactive with breakout sessions, lunch, and breaks.