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TIC Training & Coaching E-News: February 2019

 

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Network Updates 

Trauma-Informed Care Training & Coaching Curriculum

 

As mentioned in February's TIC Training & Coaching webinar, there will be a total of three core modules, with an additional module which covers historical and intergenerational trauma's impact on family dynamics.
 
The Trauma-Informed Care Training & Coaching Curriculum Module One as well as Historical & Intergenerational Trauma is available for download on the new Bridge program webpage. 

Once you've logged in, you can access the curriculum by navigating to Trauma Informed Care Training & Coaching Resources, to TIC Trainer Certification,  you'll see the curriculum listed in a table on the left-hand side of the page. We suggest bookmarking the page for easy reference.

Spanish translations of the material are currently in progress and members will be notified via email once those materials become available.

If there are additional Navigators or Trainers that would like to be a part of the various Bridge-related calls, webinars, or further information, please complete our Interest Form
 

Webinars & Calls


Bridge Program's Navigator Learning Community Call


The navigator learning community call is an opportunity to learn from one another in an attempt to align well state wide. 
 


Bridge Program TA Call

 

Tuesday, March 26th 2019

The Child Care Programs Bureau (CCPB) hosts a Bridge Program technical assistance call on the last Tuesday of each month from 1-2 pm to provide an opportunity to share best practices and challenges in implementing the Bridge Program. Please send specific questions or suggestions for discussion topics to childcarebridge@dss.ca.gov.

Register Here

 


Bridge Program's TIC Training & Coaching Learning Community Call

 

Wednesday, March 27th
2:00 - 3:00 pm

 

The TIC Training & Coaching Learning Community Call is a space for R&Rs and the Network to share updates, trends, and highlight local successes. Together, we hope to build peer support among trainers and coaches with the most current information on best practices.
 

Register Now

Webinar: Use Creative Expression to Help Kids Facing ACEs

Join us for the launch of our new webinar on using creative expression to help kids facing ACEs. 

This webinar will provide an in-depth look at Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their impact on the kids you work with. We'll look at the brain science around toxic stress and creative expression’s ability to interrupt long term impacts of ACEs by building resilience.
 

Register Here


Trainings

Building a Trauma-Informed Environment Workshop


March 16th 2019
8:30AM - 12:30PM
OC United 434/436 Classroom
West Commonwealth Avenue
Fullerton, CA

 

Foster/Adoptive/Kinship Parents, Ministry workers, Teachers, Social Workers, Childcare providers, and anyone who intersects with Children from Hard Places, please join us at this important introductory Trauma-Informed Care workshop to:

  • Learn about the prevalence of trauma and its impact on the brain
  • Hear an overview of TBRI® (Trust-Based Relational Interventions) and learn more about the principles that will help you to build a connected and safe environment for children from hard places
  • Takeaway tools & interventions for home, church, classroom, or agency use

Register Here


Resources


Spanish-Language ACEs Science Resources


Trauma Informed Care Implementation Resource Center

Across the country, health care providers, systems, and policymakers increasingly recognize the negative effects of trauma on the health and wellbeing of children and adults. Exposure to trauma — including abuse, neglect, systemic discrimination, and violence — increases an individual’s risk for serious health issues and poor health outcomes throughout life.
 

This website, developed by the Center for Health Care Strategies, provides resources from trauma-informed care leaders across the country to help improve patient outcomes, increase patient and staff resilience, and reduce avoidable health care service use and costs. While the site is geared toward health care settings, many of the lessons herein can be applied elsewhere, including in child welfare services, community-based organizations, and educational settings.



Key Ingredients for Successful TIC Implementation
 

As the connection between exposure to trauma and long-term health conditions becomes clear, the health care sector is beginning to focus on how to best care for patients with a history of trauma. For many people, trauma may increase their risk of serious health issues leading to poor health outcomes and higher medical and social service costs.

Health care providers can address patients’ traumatic experiences and their associated health effects by implementing trauma-informed approaches to care. Changing organizational culture and clinical practice to reflect trauma-informed principles has the potential to improve patient engagement, treatment adherence, health outcomes, and provider and staff wellness. This brief outlines a practical implementation framework and policy considerations for instituting trauma-informed approaches to care in health care settings.
 

Make sure to log in to the ACEs Connection Bridge Community to see new resources and content that has been posted!

 


Staff Recruitment Resources


Check out staff recruitment resources on our Bridge Program Resources webpage.

Please feel free to e-mail us additional information to share as you develop it!
 

Need Technical Assistance?


For technical assistance, questions, and resources that you've developed and can share with others, please email Trauma-Informed Care Training & Coaching Manager Charlotte Williams at cwilliams@rrnetwork.org.
 

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