FREE CEU: Trauma Informed Training for Schools

Free CEU Opportunity: Trauma-Informed Training for Schools

»Register for December 13 at 10am PT / 1pm ET

We are excited to announce or first CEU opportunity!

Join us in exploring the importance of trauma-informed care and its application in schools. Our mental health team has carefully curated the information in this presentation to empower you as school staff to understand the struggles that children experience when trauma has impacted their lives. By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of trauma-informed care, its relevance in schools, and how to create supportive learning environments for students who have experienced trauma.

Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 continuing education credit. Please note that CEUs will not be available for New York or New Jersey for this first webinar. We aim to have them available for future webinars.

Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 continuing education credit. Please note that CEUs will not be available for New York or New Jersey for this first webinar. We aim to have them available for future webinars.  

SAMHSA Grief Webinar Series

 

Grief: A Simultaneously Unique, Yet Universal Experience — Webinar Monday, December 2, 1–2:30 p.m. ET The first week of December is National Grief Awareness Week, a time to acknowledge those who have experienced loss, help raise awareness about grief nationwide and offer support and resources. SAMHSA is hosting two informational webinars with experts in the field of bereavement. This webinar will highlight the social, cultural, and community perspectives of grief and raise awareness about the differences, yet similarities of this human experience. Panelists: Heather Hill, Renaissance Funeral Home Dr. O’Tilia Hunter, SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Treatment Joyal Mulheron, Evermore Tara Wright, Sesame Workshop Brenda Vezina, The Transformation Center/Kiva Centers Register Today

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National Trauma-Focused Intern Training (T-FIT) for Counseling, Psychology, Social Work, and other School Mental Health Trainees AVAILABLE NOW!

 

National Trauma-Focused Intern Training (T-FIT) for Counseling, Psychology, Social Work, and other School Mental Health Trainees AVAILABLE NOW! The National Trauma-Focused Intern Training (T-FIT) for Counseling, Psychology, Social Work, and Other School Mental Health Trainees is a 9-module video series designed for school-based clinical trainees that is divided into two separate courses: 1) Foundations of Trauma-Informed School Mental Health and 2) Trauma-Informed School Approaches, Classroom, and Counseling Supports. The presented content in each module is enhanced by opportunities for self-reflection and strategizing as well as interviews with educators, administrators, school counselors and clinical trainees, parents, and students. The series is available as an online certificate program. Both courses are now available. We encourage you to share this learning series with your students, colleagues, and supervisors! Access the training series flier.

Valuable learning materials for school mental health: • Critical concepts and skills for understanding trauma in schools and responding to children’s and teens’ trauma • Features interviews with educators, administrators, school counselors, clinical trainees, parents, and students • Emphasis on cultural responsiveness, anti-racism, and equity • Prompts for learner self-reflection and strategizing • Focus on research-validated approaches • Led by expert faculty in K-12 school-based mental health • Designed for school-based trainees in social work, counseling, school psychology, and other mental health disciplines Course 1: Foundations of Trauma-Informed School Mental Health Module 1: Comprehensive School Mental Health Module 2: Introduction to Trauma Module 3: Identifying Trauma in Schools Module 4: Cultural Responsiveness, Anti-Racism, and Equity (CARE) Module 5: Secondary Traumatic Stress Module 6: Trauma-Informed Schools Course 2: Trauma-Informed School, Classroom, and Counseling Supports Module 7: School Approaches to Support Students Module 8: Classroom Strategies to Support Students Module 9: Early Identification, Intervention, and Treatment

Register for the Course The National Center for Safe Supportive Schools (NCS3) provides states, districts, and schools with the knowledge and tools to implement culturally responsive, trauma-informed policies and practices that promote equity and well-being. NCS3 is a collaboration between the National Center for School Mental Health at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, the Center for Childhood Resilience at the Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, and the Center for Trauma Care in Schools at the Alliance for Inclusion and Prevention in Boston.

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