Trauma Responsive Skills and Strategies for Resource Families

Part one: Think global – understanding trauma’s effect on brain and body

Learn about the impact trauma has on the brain and body.

• Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
• Format: self-study via video
• Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Part two: Act local – being trauma responsive with the youth in your home

Learn how to be trauma responsive for youth who have experienced trauma who are living in your home.

• Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
• Format: self-study via video
• Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Part three: Being safe on the outside, feeling safe on the inside

Learn about safety for children who have experienced trauma.

• Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
• Format: self-study via video
• Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Part four: Blowing up, blowing out – helping youth with self-regulation

Learn strategies to help youth in your care with self-regulation.

• Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
• Format: self-study via video
• Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Part five: Weaving the web – connections and healing

Learn how meaningful connections can help a child in healing from childhood trauma.

• Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
• Format: self-study via video
• Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Part six: Advocating for yourself, advocating for your child

Learn about the importance of advocating for the child in your home as well as yourself.

• Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
• Format: self-study via video
• Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour