Contents
- Updates
- Welcome, Charlotte Williams!
- Conferences & Trainings
- Save the Date! Trauma-Informed Care Training
- Moving Toward Neuroscience-Based Social Work Conference, 9/21
- Webinars & Calls
- Bridge Program TA Call, 7/31
- TIC Training & Coaching Learning Community Call, 8/14
- Resources
- TIC Training & Coaching Tracking Tools
- Staff Recruitment Resources
- Technical Assistance Contact Information
- ACEsConnection Monthly Highlights
Updates
Welcome, Charlotte Williams!
Trauma-Informed Care Training & Coaching Manager
Charlotte Williams, LCSW is the Trauma Informed Training & Coaching Manager for the California Child Care Resource & Referral Network. Charlotte earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree from Davidson College and Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Georgia. Charlotte has direct service, research, and training experience in the fields sexual violence, child welfare, and foster care services for children with special needs. As a Compassion Fatigue Educator and Trauma-Responsive Yoga Instructor, Charlotte teaches and incorporates body-based healing as an integral part of enhancing resiliency both personally and professionally. Charlotte loves eating and solving a good cross word puzzle. She comes to us by way of Washington, D.C. with her two daughters, Ava and Ahenei, her husband, Travis, and five-month old Shetland mix, Cersei. You can contact her at cwilliams@rrnetwork.org.
Conferences & Trainings
Save the Date!
Trauma-Informed Care Training
August 28 - 29, 2018
Sacramento DoubleTree Hotel
OR
September 13 - 14, 2018 (tentative)
Los Angeles Area
This two-day training will cover the 15-hour Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) curriculum. Trainers & Coaches seeking TIC training certification in FY 2018-19 must participate in one of these trainings. Limited space available; priority will be based on role in the program.
Moving Toward Neuroscience-Based Social Work Conference
Friday, September 21, 2018
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Corning, CA
The discussions about early adverse experiences and the revolution in brain science have important implications for our understanding of human behavior in the context of social and human services. Learn more about the relationship of neuroscience research to practical strategies that improve child and family outcomes—particularly working with individuals who experienced and continue to experience unaddressed toxic stress.
Bridge Program TA Call
Tuesday, July 31
1:00 - 2:00 pm
TIC Training & Coaching
Learning Community Call
Tuesday, August 14
1:00 - 2:00 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. 
TIC Training & Coaching
Tracking Tools
We put together these tracking tools to assist you in keeping track of your program's training and coaching sessions, and the participants that attend them.
Trauma-Informed Care Training & Coaching Tracking Form (XLSX)
This Excel spreadsheet has three worksheets - one to track TIC trainings, one to track TIC coaching sessions, and one to track individual participants' training & coaching hours and contact information.
Trauma-Informed Care Training Sign-in Sheet (DOC) (PDF)
You can use this sign-in sheet for your TIC trainings to keep track of the name and ECE Registry ID # of your training participants.
Find these forms online on the Bridge Tracking & Reporting Tools page. If you have feedback or suggestions for these forms, please contact Elgin Webb at ewebb@rrnetwork.org.
Staff Recruitment Resources
Check out staff recruitment resources, such as job announcements from fellow R&Rs 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 TA, questions, and resources that you've developed and can share with others, please email TICtraining@rrnetwork.org for trauma-informed training or coaching TA, navigator@rrnetwork.org for child care navigator TA, or contact Domenica Benitez at dbenitez@rrnetwork.org.
ACEsConnection Monthly Highlights
Trauma and Brain Development
A Protective Factors Approach: Center for the Study of Social Policy's Strengthening Families PowerPoint on Trauma and Brain Development
The Paradox of Trauma-Informed Care
Dr. Vicky Kelly advocates for human services to adopt “trauma-informed care,” an approach that calls for a focus not just on someone’s behavior, but, more importantly, on what drives behavior.
A Call to Connection: Making Childhood Trauma Personal
Dr. Allison Jackson is a Trauma Informed Care Specialist. She makes a compelling case for, “connection as a cure” to counter a lot of damage done by trauma.
Make sure to log in to the ACEs Connection Bridge Community to see new resources and content that has been posted!
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