TBRI® Caregiver training aligns beautifully with the aims of system-wide reforms now being initiated through PA State Act 18 of 2019 and the Family First Act. Educators and service providers with crucial impact on trauma-affected youth and adults everywhere are seeking ways to:
- Increase staff competence to understand and identify relational and developmental trauma
- Learn evidence-based responses to shift disruptive behaviors into healthy self-expression
- Improve team collaboration and effectiveness
- Discover how meaningful connection can unlock hidden growth and learning potential in children and adults alike
Here’s what recent participants of Amy’s 3-hour seminar, ‘Trauma and Trust: Recognizing and Meeting the Needs Behind Common Barriers to Adult Success’, said about their experience:
”Wonderful and insightful”
“This opened my eyes to the trust and security I am providing to my children”
”I have a new perspective on my interactions with people both personally and professionally”
“Thank you, Amy!”
Overview trainings for groups of 6 to 25 people can be booked quickly!
Intermediate trainings with more in-depth material for this size and larger groups are co-taught and scheduled two months in advance. Special topics and training length can be customized to your staff development objectives.
School-based integrative programs are being developed now – be among the first in our area to pilot a school-based program!
The complete Caregiver Training series, researched and designed by the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development is 24 hours long and can be arranged as an intensive training of 4 six-hour days, or shorter intervals over the course of a few weeks to fit your organization’s needs. Completion of this training earns your participants the designation of TBRI® Informed Caregiver, capable of meeting the challenging demands your agency faces now and ongoing.
Continuing Education credits are available for various professional licenses.
Contact Amy for more information and to schedule the right training for you.
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