Did You Know?

According to the National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative...

  • More than 2/3 of children reported at least 1 traumatic event by age 16.

  • The national average of child abuse and neglect victims in 2013 was 679,000 or 9.1 victims per 1000 children in the US.

  • Each year, the number of youth requiring hospital treatment for physical assaults would fill EVERY SEAT IN 9 STADIUMS.

  • 1 in 5 high school students is bullied at school and 1 in 6 experienced cyberbulling.

  • 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.

Preschool children may cry or scream a lot, eat poorly or lose weight, and have nightmares. Elementary school children can become extremely anxious and fearful, have a hard time concentrating, and have difficulty getting along with their peers or complain about their sleep. Middle and high school children may be depressed, isolate from others, develop eating disorders and engage in self-harm behaviors, experiment with drugs and alcohol, and become involved in risky sexual behaviors.

Journey on the Road to Resilience

  • Discover New Paradigms of Trauma-Informed Care.

  • Explore the Science of Resilience!

  • Overcome Toxic Stress and Regulate the Nervous System.

Trauma Tools for the Home

  • Discover Healing Strategies for Hurting Children.

  • Build Power-FULL Families.

  • Manage Emotional Dysregulation and Create Resilient Youth.

Trauma Tools for the School

  • Design Safe Places for Students!

  • Create Emotionally Regulated Classrooms.

  • Help Traumatized Children Learn and Focus.

Trauma Tools for the Community

  • Build resilient communities based on modern scientific principles.

  • Colloborate with stakeholders to guard against toxic stress and trauma.

  • Discover innovative programs and services across the nation that give survivors a voice in their own treatment needs.

Course curriculum

Discover the Truth of "ACEs"

The Adverse Childhood Experiences study is a landmark study of the interrelationship between early childhood traumas and adult mental illness, substance abuse, and poor health. Learn what it means for you and how you can reverse the ill effects on your life.

Who can benefit from the Trauma Toolbox?

Social Workers, Case Managers, CASA, Community Organizations and Providers, Faith-Based Organizations, Family Advocates, Foster Parents, Mental Health, Public Health, Drug and Alcohol Services, Parent Partners, Probation, Law Enforcement, Victim Witness, School Educators/Staff

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How Trauma Affects Memory Infographic.

Executive Functioning Infographic.

Executive Functioning Questionnaire.

Let’s Land This Plan for Functional Skills.

Developmental Trauma Disorder Special Report.

The Truth About ACEs Report.

Discover Your Resiliency Score Quiz.

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What To Put In A Calm Down Box.

Vicarious Trauma Fact Sheet.

Post-Traumatic Growth Inventory.

Tapping Our Laments Handout.

Tapping Points Guidebook.

Parenting After Trauma Report.

The Adult Attachment Interview. 

Siegel Attachment Questionnaire.

One-Liners Tool.

Foolproof Family Meeting Guidelines.

I Get Tired, and I Forget Poem.

Adoption and Stages of Development.

Trauma and Families Face Sheet.

Helping Military Children with Complicated Grief Report.

Foster Youth Education Toolkit.

The Calm Classroom Infographic.

Helping Traumatized Children Learn Policies and Practices.

Trauma and Learning Policy Initiative.

Trauma-Sensitive Visions Questions.

Social-Emotional Learning Infographic.

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.

Mental Illness Stigma Quiz.

Faith-Based Compassion Action Guide.

Compassion in the Brain Handout.

Trauma Coping Cards for Kids.

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