Did You Know?
According to the National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative...
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More than 2/3 of children reported at least 1 traumatic event by age 16.
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The national average of child abuse and neglect victims in 2013 was 679,000 or 9.1 victims per 1000 children in the US.
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Each year, the number of youth requiring hospital treatment for physical assaults would fill EVERY SEAT IN 9 STADIUMS.
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1 in 5 high school students is bullied at school and 1 in 6 experienced cyberbulling.
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More than half of US families have been affected by some type of disaster. That is 54% of the population.
Signs and Symptoms?
Not all of the signs and symptoms of traumatic stress are visible. Parents and teachers have become trauma-sensitive to recognize them at home and school. The signs may often look like other problems in children.
Journey on the Road to Resilience
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Discover New Paradigms of Trauma-Informed Care.
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Explore the Science of Resilience!
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Overcome Toxic Stress and Regulate the Nervous System.
Trauma Tools for the Home
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Discover Healing Strategies for Hurting Children.
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Build Power-FULL Families.
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Manage Emotional Dysregulation and Create Resilient Youth.
Trauma Tools for the School
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Design Safe Places for Students!
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Create Emotionally Regulated Classrooms.
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Help Traumatized Children Learn and Focus.
Trauma Tools for the Community
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Build resilient communities based on modern scientific principles.
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Colloborate with stakeholders to guard against toxic stress and trauma.
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Discover innovative programs and services across the nation that give survivors a voice in their own treatment needs.
Course curriculum
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1
Welcome To The Trauma Toolbox
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Chapter 1: Understanding Trauma and the Brain
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Chapter 2: The Road To Resilience
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Chapter 3: Neuro/Emotional Regulation Skills
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Chapter 4: Trauma-Informed Tools for The Home
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Chapter 5: Trauma-Informed Tools for School
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Chapter 6: Trauma-Informed Community Practices
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More Tools for Your Trauma Toolbox...
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Take the Quiz and get a FREE Certificate of Completion
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Welcome Message from Ron Huxley, LMFT The Trauma Toolbox Overview Unlock the Premium Version of the TraumaToolbox -
Introduction to Chapter 1: Trauma and Toxic Stress Did You Know? What Is Trauma? Your Beautiful Brain The "R's" of Trauma-Informed Care Executive Functioning: The Air Traffic Control Center of the Brain Complex PTSD, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, The Happiness Formula... -
Introduction to Chapter 2: Resilience The Road to Resilience: How Did We Get Here? Learn Your ACE Score: The ACEs Quiz The Science of Resilience Discover Your Resiliency Score: The Resiliency Quiz The Road to Resilience: Where Are We Going? 10 Ways to Build Resilience NEW: Resiliency and Toxic Stress Interview -
NeuroResilience: Regulating the Nervous System Regulating Routines The Window of Tolerance and Zones of Regulation Dealing With Dissociation Grounding Exercises Self-Care Strategies Chopping Anxiety and Toxic Stress Out of Your Life Get In-depth Skills for Dealing with Anxiety, Worry, and Panic -
Introduction to Chapter 4: TIC in the Home Three Strategies for Healing Trauma in the Home Toxic Stress and Child Development Healing for Hurt Families The Dance of Attachment: Arousal/Relaxation Cycle The Dance of Attachment: Adult Attachment Interview "Never Enough": Reactive Disorders in Children Healing the Special Needs Child The Power-FULL Family Eliminating Negativity and Creating a Positive Home The FoolProof Family Meeting A Powerful S.E.L.F.: Social Emotional Learning Skills for Parents -
Introduction to Chapter 5: TIC in the Schools Schools Are Safe Places: The Removed Film Trauma Sensitive Schools The Emotionally Regulated Classroom Two-By-Ten Strategy Morning Meetings SELF (Social Emotional Learning Framework) Programs -
Introduction to Chapter 6: TIC in the Community Building Adult Capabilities for Child Outcomes The Brain Architecture Game How To Play The Brain Architecture Game F.O.C.U.S. (Focusing On Children Under Stress) Opening Doors: Trauma-Informed Practices in the Workplace Faith-Based TIC: Prevalence of Abuse in Community Faith-Based TIC: A Visible Difference - Transparency in Faith Leaders Chapter 6 Community Gratitudes Challenge -
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One-Liners Tool.
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I Get Tired, and I Forget Poem.
Adoption and Stages of Development.
Trauma and Families Face Sheet.
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Helping Traumatized Children Learn Policies and Practices.
Trauma and Learning Policy Initiative.
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Addressing Race and Trauma in the Classroom Report.
Building Community Core Capabilities for Life.
Trauma-Informed Care Organizational Toolkit.
Opening Doors Executive Summary.
Toxic Stress in the Community Report.
SAMHSA Six Key Principles for Emergency Responders.
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Praise for The Trauma Toolbox
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The Trauma Toolbox
Viviane Anso
Wow! Such excellent resources and top level information. Thank you for making this worthwhile and valuable.
Wow! Such excellent resources and top level information. Thank you for making this worthwhile and valuable.
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Was very interesting and helpful ful
Valerie Jack
There are some very interesting techniques to Help myself to be helpful to others. It’s easy to e told simple life things instead of worrying about cost and ...
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Awesome
Reba Rice-Portwood
so so informative
so so informative
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Megan Shafer
Great information for educators!!
Great information for educators!!
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Best Learning Experience Ever!!!
Letiesha Jones
I thought is was another online lectured courses but i was wrong the information I received was not just something new i learned but a tool to help me on t...
Read MoreI thought is was another online lectured courses but i was wrong the information I received was not just something new i learned but a tool to help me on the daily basics with my family and love ones. The information learned helps me understand people and their ways of think as u see the way they react.
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Theresa Wilson
It was a wonderful training, I kept asking myself...is this really free because it was put together so well.
It was a wonderful training, I kept asking myself...is this really free because it was put together so well.
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Trauma Toolbox
Richard Turner
Excellent!!!
Excellent!!!
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The "R" In Trauma informed care
Paula McLeod-Allison
This very informative
This very informative
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Clear reverence
Sandra Nagle
Gave me a clearer understanding of how the Brain and body works in tandom with eachother
Gave me a clearer understanding of how the Brain and body works in tandom with eachother
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Trauma toolbox
Ellen Rene Lawrence
Great!
Great!
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Chapter 1: Understanding Trauma and the Brain
Tina Gratto
So far this course is very interesting and informative.
So far this course is very interesting and informative.
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Amazing Course
Lemuel Bonete, RSW
This is completely amazing course.
This is completely amazing course.
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Chapter 1
Suzette Byrd
Clear and concise. Great examples
Clear and concise. Great examples
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interesting
Michelle Cholodniuk
I really enjoyed this and thought it was very interesting and gave me a lot of ideas for use in my own practice. I also got to expand my knowledge in this area.
Read MoreI really enjoyed this and thought it was very interesting and gave me a lot of ideas for use in my own practice. I also got to expand my knowledge in this area.
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toolbox intro
LeKisha Bables
easy, direct, and somewhat informative
easy, direct, and somewhat informative
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Community Resources
Diane Schooler
Alot of useful resourses to use for the students/ families in our classroom.
Alot of useful resourses to use for the students/ families in our classroom.
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Trauma Toolbox
Sandy Kochan
This coursed provided me with tools for counseling students K-12 who experienced trauma. One of the best courses out there!!!
This coursed provided me with tools for counseling students K-12 who experienced trauma. One of the best courses out there!!!
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love it
jolyn mcallister
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Understanding Trauma and the Brain
Alana Moses
Very thoroughly and clear information on trauma and the brain. The material provided only enhanced what was spoken about trauma informed care.
Very thoroughly and clear information on trauma and the brain. The material provided only enhanced what was spoken about trauma informed care.
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