Trauma-Informed Care for Social Workers & Professionals (in person reg.)

This training is designed to provide social workers and professionals with a comprehensive understanding of trauma and its effects on individuals. Participants will learn about the principles of trauma-informed care and how to implement these principles in practice, including screening for trauma, creating a safe environment, and trauma-focused therapies. Additionally, the training will cover working with survivors of sexual violence or domestic abuse, secondary trauma, and self-care. Participants will also learn about trauma-informed care in systems and organizations, including creating trauma-informed policies and practices. The material will be delivered by PowerPoint presentation, short video clips, group discussion, breakout (small group) discussions and participant workbook (handout).

Learning Objectives

· To increase participants understanding of trauma and its impact on individuals.

· To introduce the principles of trauma-informed care and their application in practice.

· To introduce the concept of secondary trauma and provide strategies for self-care.

Transfer of Learning Goals

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

· Define trauma and its impact on individuals

· Describe the principles of trauma-informed care and their application in practice

· Identify signs of secondary trauma and implement self-care strategies

Trainer Bio

Marya Wright, DSW MSW BSW, is a nationally recognized social worker, consultant, educator, and facilitator with extensive experience in organizational leadership, child welfare services, and curriculum development. As the President and CEO of Wright Community Services LLC, Dr. Wright is dedicated to empowering system-involved families through awareness, services, and education. She also provides consultation, training, and facilitation to agencies serving these communities.

Date: Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Time: 9 am - 12 pm

Location: First 5 Shasta, 393 Park Marina Circle, Redding

Who should attend? Shasta County providers of service to children ages 0-5, parents/primary caregivers of children ages 0-5, and pregnant women

Includes

• Snacks
• Presentation materials

This free training is open to Shasta County parents/caregivers, pregnant women, and providers serving children ages 0-5 and their families. This training is brought to you by First 5 Institute, First 5 Shasta's education extension, whose mission is to provide the highest quality opportunities for young children, pregnant women and providers of service to children 0-5.

Host or Publisher First 5 Institute