This breakout session will provide a comprehensive picture of how to build a trauma informed community, working with the stakeholders from twelve sectors in the community.
This breakout session will provide a comprehensive picture of how to build a trauma informed community, working with the stakeholders from twelve sectors in the community.
This breakout session will provide a testimonial and theological assertion on how trauma informed care science and AZTIFC (Arizona Trauma Informed Faith Community) movement can contribute to the advancement of gospel and evangelism.
Children from hard places hold ruptured dreams, ruptured hope and ruptured trust. These principles focus on rebuilding of trust and engaging with children. Practical strategies for connecting.
While sex was designed for us as a gift to enjoy and embrace, those that take care of kids have the hardest time talking about this subject than any other subject.
Sex is a scary word for most of us, and while many of us, if not all of us have had sex, it is one of the areas that we most shy away from.
There is now strong scientific knowledge that can help explain why trauma and disruptions in a child’s life can have lasting impacts - yet it may still feel overwhelming as we begin to try to address these facts.
The seminal Adverse Childhood Experience study helped us understand the trauma in homes.
One of the paramount lessons we have learned from this current pandemic is the importance of getting the science right.
A discussion of the science of trauma, and how a true understanding of the science helps us see ourselves and others with a more compassionate eye. An Eye of grace.
I am a survivor. My father was killed in the line of duty when I was two years old. That traumatic event has shaped every day of my life to date.