Klingberg Family Centers’ Traumatic Stress Institute (TSI), a leader in trauma-informed care education and training for professionals and organizations, is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its internationally recognized trauma training curriculum, Risking Connection (RC). To mark this milestone, TSI is offering three free Risking Connection Sampler Sessions this fall, giving social service and health professionals a unique opportunity to experience its highly-regarded trauma training model.
For a quarter-century, TSI has delivered RC trauma training via its Risking Connection Change Model, transforming systems of care for those affected by trauma. The program has trained tens of thousands of professionals worldwide, ultimately touching the lives of over 300,000 people with the goal of fostering lasting healing for trauma survivors and their families. One in six adults in the United States report four or more Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), which can have profound long-term negative impacts on health, opportunity, and well-being.
The Risking Connection Sampler Sessions are unique opportunities for individuals and organizations to experience what a Risking Connection training is like and determine if it is a good fit for their settings. Attendees will receive a complimentary download of the Trauma-Informed Care Quick Assessment. Free webinar sessions are scheduled for October 7 (The RC Trauma Framework: Supporting Trauma Healing), October 23 (Vicarious Trauma: Sustaining Healing and Hope), and November 12 (R.I.C.H. Relationships: Strengthening Attachment). Each session runs 60 minutes from 3-4pm ET, and all registrants receive a recording regardless of attendance.
According to TSI Director Steve Brown, reaching the 25th anniversary is a testament to the power of connection, the value of hope, and the dedication of many agency partners in this vital work. The free RC samplers are designed to extend the organization’s mission to a broader audience.
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