Video Training with Discussion Toolkit
| Collective Trauma 101 Training Videos and Discussion Toolkits Watch the training videos (each under 30 minutes) and then use the discussion questions in the Toolkit for further learning. These are great for staff/department group training! The videos include a panel discussion. Panel participants include: - Jennifer Smith, Program Coordinator for the Center for Community Health Advancement at the Marshfield Clinic Health System – Facilitator
- Samia Khan, Therapist at Whole Hearted Wellness
- Tracy Loken Weber, Lived Experience Partner with the Office of Children's Mental Health
- Scott Webb, Trauma-Informed Care Coordinator for the Wisconsin Department of Health Services
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Segment 1 – Definitions & General Information
Toolkit - Collective Trauma 101 - Segment 1
Segment 2 – Strategies for Coping
Toolkit - Collective Trauma 101 - Segment 2
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Workshop Resources
Vicarious Trauma | Secondary Trauma | Self-care
When people are exposed to trauma there is a cumulative toll. Slow moving and hard to gauge over time, the trauma you are exposed to can shape your viewpoint.
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Enhancing Family Engagement by Understanding Cultural and Historical Trauma
Explore how people are served differently depending on their culture or history. If the workforce understands the cultural and historical trauma families have experienced they will better engage them. Topics included bias, oppression, and race and how these intersect with trauma informed care practices.
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| Operationalizing Trauma-Informed Care in Your Organization
Operationalizing trauma-informed care is a process. Learn from an experienced panel on the things organizations should consider in making this shift.
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Working with Children, Adults, and Families in the Home: Safety as a Foundation of Trauma-Informed Care Are you doing all you can to be mindful of the physical and emotional safety of yourself and others?
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Learn more about Trauma-Informed Care by visiting our TIC Collective Impact Team page.