This introductory training is designed for child welfare professionals to build a foundational understanding of trauma and its impact on children and youth. With over 75% of children in the U.S. exposed to traumatic events, it is critical for staff to recognize how trauma affects development, behavior, and relationships. Participants will learn to identify signs of trauma exposure and explore strategies to effectively engage and support trauma-impacted children and families in their care.  

Registration closes 48 hours before the training. 

Intended Audience: Family Centered Services (FCS) Staff; Qualified Residential Treatment Program Staff (QRTP), Shelter Staff (Child Welfare Emergency Services), Supervised Apartment Living Staff (SAL); Recruitment/Retention Training Support Staff (RRTS) Direct Care/Front-Line Staff and Supervisors.  

Location Information: Zoom

Trainer: Anthony President-BA, Sociology. Extensive research of existing sources, Training and Consulting on the topic of Field Safety for public and private human services Agencies for over 13 years. Direct Service experience in Office Safety includes- Office Safety Committee Team Lead, LTV Steel (responsible for attending the company’s National Office Safety Training and presenting trainings to Leadership and Staff on Office Safety Compliance), Advanced Management Partner- Cintas Corporation (responsible for administering company Office Safety Policy and Procedures for 17charges under my direct supervision, training new hires on Office & Field Safety polices and emergency procedures. Direct Service Child Welfare Worker- experience working directly with vulnerable clients in crisis and effectively resolving conflicts.

The Training Room will open at 9:10AM. Training will begin promptly at 9:30AM. This training is scheduled until 12:30PM.

Please note: Registration closes 48 hours before the training. If you need help, we’re happy to assist—just email us at [email protected]. 

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