This brochure explains trauma-informed care, an approach that recognizes how trauma and chronic stress affect behavior, relationships, learning, health, and well-being. It is intended for parents, caregivers, community members, professionals, and workplace teams. The document describes three training series: Childhood-Focused Trainings for those working with children and families,…
This brochure explains trauma-informed care, an approach that recognizes how trauma and chronic stress affect behavior, relationships, learning, health, and well-being. It is intended for parents, caregivers, community members, professionals, and workplace teams.
The document describes three training series: Childhood-Focused Trainings for those working with children and families, Community-Focused Trainings for community members and professionals, and Workplace-Focused Trainings for leaders, supervisors, and teams. Each series aims to build empathy, communication, trust, and resilience.
Beyond training, the brochure lists ongoing support services: individual and group coaching for applying trauma-informed practices, organizational consultation for integrating principles into policies and culture, and well-being workshops focused on stress reduction and staff wellness.
The text includes a QR code and a website (drewcdc.org) for further information. It also mentions an introductory series and specialized training series that follow it.