Please join us for the 2019 Trauma Informed Care Conference where you will hear from leaders in trauma research, attend experiential workshops and participate in discussions. This conference is an opportunity to advance your understanding and knowledge of trauma-informed practices while meeting other professionals working in the field.

Check out our confirmed workshop presenters for the upcoming Trauma-Informed Care Conference!

• Kate Crowley, OTD, OTR/L
• Nicole Fauscette, LMFT, RPT
• Daisy Gomez, EdD
• Terry Kim, MA
• Connie Lillas, PhD, MFT, RN
• Ruben Martinez
• Ingrid E. Mürrle, LMFT
• Jesús Parra, LMFT
• Sayida Yasmin Peprah, PsyD
• SGT Juan Reveles
• Victor Rico
• Nicole Strattman, LCSW
• Barbara Stroud, PhD
• Linh Tran
• Ruth White, PhD, MPH, MSW

Some workshops and topics include:

• Neuro-Relational implications in Child Welfare
• OC Human Trafficking Task Force: An enhanced collaborative model using a victim-centered trauma-informed approach
• Using Reflective Practice to Examine Microaggressions within our Systems
• Preventing Burnout in Human Services
• Treatment Dynamics and Healing Sibling Imposed Trauma
• O.T. and Trauma
• Affect of early experiences impacting brain and neuro-development
• Trauma and Culture
• And more!

Including:

Dr. Deborah Prothrow-Stith
Dr. Deborah Prothrow-Stith is a nationally recognized health leader who is a youth violence expert, physician and author. As a physician working in inner-city Boston, she broke new ground with her efforts to have youth violence defined as a public health problem, not just a criminal justice issue. She is a Spelman College and Harvard Medical School graduate and a member of the prestigious Institute of Medicine.

Elizabeth “Liz” Huntley
Liz Huntley is an accomplished litigation attorney, and dedicated child advocate, author and lecturer. She practices law at Lightfoot, Franklin & White, LLC in Birmingham, Alabama and earned her law degree from the University Of Alabama School Of Law where she now serves on the Law School Foundation Board of Governors.

Who Should Attend: This conference is for child welfare workers, mental health professionals, school personnel, juvenile justice workers, policymakers and program administrators and organizational leaders from public and private agencies that work with at-risk children and families.

Group Rates are available – please inquire with Amber Hapuarchy, NCTSN Training Center Administration Manager.

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