Trauma-Responsive Practices
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Exploring Trauma and Resiliency
The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study findings represent a paradigm shift in human understanding of the origins of physical, social, mental, and societal health and well-being. We now know that leading causes of disease and disability, learning and productivity problems, and early death have their roots in the cumulative neurodevelopmental impacts of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Peacemaker staff trained in the ACE Interface model facilitate sessions for schools, organizations and community groups that include practical resiliency-building strategies that are good for ALL! This work is inspired by the Self-Healing Community Model that "made visible changes that helped to instill a real sense of hope in communities that had given up on the prospect of a better world for their children." (RW Johnson Foundation)
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Intro to Trauma-Sensitive Schools Including Effects of Historical Trauma
A 3.5-hour training for school and district teachers, paraprofessionals, student support, administrators, school board members, parents, community partners & interested organizations. In this workshop, participants will: • Be introduced to the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)Study • Learn the impacts of trauma on the brain and the implications for the classroom • Understand the implications of historical and inter-generational trauma • Discuss trauma-sensitive practices and procedures • Explore “next steps” for your school to effectively respond to students exposed to trauma Flyer for Intro to Trauma-Sensitive Schools Workshop Including Impact of Historical Trauma Intro to Trauma-Sensitive Schools
A 3-hour training for school and district teachers, paraprofessionals, student support, administrators, school board members, parents, community partners & interested organizations. In this workshop, participants will: • Briefly explore the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study • Learn the impacts of trauma on the brain and the implications for the classroom • Discuss trauma-sensitive practices and procedures • Explore “next steps” for your school to effectively respond to students exposed to trauma Flyer for Intro to Trauma-Sensitive Schools Workshop Trauma-Sensitive Communities
These 2 to 3-hour presentations are offered to both community and human service organizations and are designed to meet the needs of the audience. Presentation Objectives
Trauma-Sensitive Practices Workshop Flyer If you are interested in scheduling a workshop, please contact Barb. |