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Trauma Informed Support Options

" This was the best professional development I've attended in 32 years of teaching!"

- Seasoned High School Teacher

"When can you come back?
My staff haven't stopped asking for more."


- Elementary Principal

"This did an incredible job of explaining hard topics, like neuroscience, in a way that made them really accessible."

- Elementary Teacher

"This was the best PD I've ever attended."

- Early Childhood Teacher

"No one every gets to the real strategies. You get it.
You've been there.
You help us know what to do.


- Middle School Teacher

Schools

Services available

for counties, districts, individual schools, teams,

or for particular students.

Churches

Churches, religious non-profits, children's ministries, foster/adopt programs, etc. are frequently served.

Foster Care & Adoption

Think Child Welfare, Foster Care or Adoption Agencies and the Caregivers Involved with these Kids.

Frequently Requested
Training Topics

  • A training that introduces neurodevelopmental trauma

    • What it is, how it impacts the brain/development, what you'll see in students as a result

  • Trainings around strategies to support children with regulation difficulties (trauma or otherwise)

    • Techniques adults can use to support behavioral prevention and escalation intervention

NOTE: To support acceptance of this framework shift, I strongly recommend the majority of an audience already being familiar with how stress/trauma impacts behaviors.

  • Training on how to make changes to your physical environment to support children's regulation and behavior

    • This can involve time developing visuals and other environmental supports and/or environmental audits

  • Trainings on developing and supporting regulation and self-care for the adult caregivers

  • Trainings for SPED/ancillary educational staff training around how to take a neuroaffirming and trauma-informed approach to evaluations, IEPs, FBAs, PBSPs, BIPs, etc. 

  • Trainings for administrators on how to support staff as they invest in difficult work with children and behaviors

  • Trainings for crisis teams on developing response plans and/or handling crisis behaviors

  • Trainings on topics of neurodivergence or mental health diagnoses

    • More frequently around FASD or PDA

  • Trainings/consultations for churches in developing ministry programs or equipping volunteers

  • Trainings for medical or mental health clinicians on topics of trauma, regulation, infant mental health, attachment, foster care, adoption, PDA, FASD, etc.

  • Trainings for youth camps to equip volunteers

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Safe & Sound Schools

Dr. Grant currently provides some of her trainings through Safe & Sound Schools.

Check out their website below to explore all the options and resources they have for school safety advocacy.

"Founded by parents who lost children at Sandy Hook, Safe and Sound Schools is a national non-profit school safety advocacy and resource center that provides research-based tools and support for crisis-prevention, response, and recovery.

Safe and Sound Schools is committed to protecting every school and every student, every day."

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Interested in what services might look like or cost? Send us a message below or email us directly at trainings@connecteddevelopmentpllc.com.

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