Trainings
Provide personal and professional development opportunities that enhance knowledge, skills and enrich the individual and organization.
Foundation of Trauma Informed Care:
This course is designed to provide participants with a basic understanding of trauma, what it means, the impact it has on people, and strategies to use to mitigate retraumatizing a person.
Importance of trauma training
- Enhance professional knowledge
- Cultivate a transformative understanding of ACE
- Increase self-awareness
Restorative Practices
Restorative practices are an essential and effective process for creating a positive environment, repairing and reducing relational harm, and building social capital. Topics include but are not limited to fundamentals of theory and practices for engagement, the importance of being explicit about practice, setting expectations while demonstrating support, building community in your setting, and how facilitating healing circles.
Cultural Humility
Becoming culturally competent and practicing cultural humility are essential when servicing people. Cultural humility encompasses awareness of one’s own worldview and how it impacts our interactions, developing a positive attitude around diversity, and intentionality to want to change. It is a lifelong process that requires one to critically self-evaluate and self-critique.
CPR/First
This course is designed to help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing, and first aid responses. It teaches you how to give immediate care until medical personnel arrives. Please take the quiz to test your knowledge. (will get quiz together)
Implicit Bias
Whether we want to believe it or not we are all guilty of being biased. Our life experiences and worldviews, shape who we are, how we engage with other cultures, and what we think about race, gender, sexual orientation, gender roles, and so on. These factors determine the lens through which we view society. This course aims to help recognize and acknowledge your own biases and encourage you to intentionally explore how your biases impact your decisions and the ways you provide treatment to service users.
