Trauma Informed Care - Free PD

Explore the foundations of trauma-informed care, including how trauma impacts brain development, behaviour, and relationships. Participants will learn practical strategies to create safe, supportive environments and confidently implement trauma-informed practices in their everyday work.

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Trauma Informed Care Free PD Registration Nov 2026
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ABOUT THIS SESSION

Providing Trauma–Informed Care
Elevate your understanding and skills with our workshop on providing trauma–informed care.
In this 2-hour workshop, we will review:
• Trauma 101: understand the basics of trauma, including its prevalence, types, and effects
• Neurobiology of trauma: learn how trauma impacts brain development and functioning
• Recovery and healing: explore the various paths to recovery and healing for those who have experienced trauma
• Trauma–informed care: understand the definitions, values, principles, and practices that form the foundation of trauma–informed care
Participants will gain the ability to:
• Describe what trauma–informed care entails
• Identify and apply the core principles, values, and practices of trauma–informed care
• Recognize and reflect on their specific roles in implementing trauma–informed approaches within their work
Join this workshop to become proficient in trauma–informed care and make a meaningful impact in the lives of those who have experienced trauma.
The content presented in this workshop is based on the Creating Cultures of Trauma–Informed Care model (CCTIC) developed by Community Connections.

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Meet the presenter

Skyler Casselman, BSW

The Family Center

The Family Centre is a non-profit agency that provides workshops, classes, counselling, family support services, and therapeutic foster care services to foster healthy families in healthy communities.

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