Trauma Training for Parents/Caregivers in San Diego, CA

Hi, I don't know of a trainer in that area, I'm on the East Coast.  But there is a program from the Anne E Casey Foundation that lists their cirriculum online.  It is designed for foster parents and caregivers.  It could be  a great resource at least.

https://www.aecf.org/work/chil...ns-training-program/

Hi Jenna,

Thank you for the curriculum link; this is great information!!

Try the Community Resilience Initiative, they are an amazing organization that is actively expanding their network of trainers!

They provide Trauma Informed Training, I've attended a few trainings and they are well paced and extremely informative.  https://criresilient.org/

I have sent an e-mail to you.

I'm a trauma trainer and holistic therapist in Vista, have taught locally, nationally and internationally. Sent you an email. 

 

You might consider another option.  I am the author of Mind Matters: Overcoming Adversity and Building Resilience.  It is a 12 hour curriculum that can be taught in one hour sessions or broken down in 15 minute to 20 minute sessions.  It is very flexible and can be taught by paraprofessionals.  You become your own experts. Here is a link to my website: https://www.dibbleinstitute.org/mind-matters/

By chance I am leading a training in Santa Ana on Sept 5-6, 2019.  Attached is a flyer.  I can also send you and on line digital preview copy that you can look at for 30 days for free.  Look forward to hearing from you.

A quote from Jane Stevens founder of ACEs Connection.  "This is the best curriculum available." 

Look forward to hearing from you. 

Hi Carolyn,

Thank you for the great resource.

https://www.juliekurtz.com/

Thank you!

Melissa

Hi Melissa,

What types of trauma and are these parents or resource parents?  I am in San Diego and we are working on adapting a resource parent curriculum for parents.  We focus mainly on child abuse.  Feel free to reach out to me if you are interested in learning more.

 

cambria 

Hello,

I already have somebody scheduled; not trauma related, but IEP/Special Ed related, instead.

We were looking more for tools/tips parents can take home to help them with either bio/foster/adopted children who have experienced trauma.

We provide training/education to all parents/caregivers i.e. bio, foster, adoptive, kinship, guardian

If you would like to attend the event, you are welcome to do so and maybe share your resources.

I attached the flyer with more info. Please share this flyer with any/all parents/caregivers who you feel would benefit from the training.

Thank you!

Hi Melissa,

I run a training and technical assistance center on Trauma-Informed Child Welfare out of Rady Children's Hospital here in San Diego that is part of the NCTSN.   

 There are a lot of great resources through the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN).  Here is one example. but you can go on their website and find others: https://www.nctsn.org/resource...auma-and-your-family.   

Cambria

Hi Cambria,

Thank you for that information. I received a few emails suggesting the same exact curriculum/resources. I am definitely going to check it out.

Thanks again!
Melissa

Whats your nearest county who operates a Foster Care Bridge Program for childcare? We have trainers certified in new curriculum all over! I would call a few Resource and Referral offices and find out, then make that connection. If you need help please email me at sgrijalva@glenncoe.org

I suggest checking out ACEs Connection's Speakers/Trainers Bureau, where you can search for trainers in your area, and the Resources Center list for trainings. Hope this helps!