Trauma-Informed Care: A Call for Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Explore A Call for Interdisciplinary Collaboration to access a series of engaging educational programs featuring expert perspectives and practical strategies on topics including:
- The importance of lived experience in trauma-informed care
- Wisdom from first responders providing trauma-informed emergency services
- Quality improvement initiatives to advance trauma-informed care in inpatient neonatal settings
- Navigating trauma-informed care in school environments and reducing preschool suspensions
- Advocating for family resilience within the legal system
- Building stronger communities for new American families in early childhood health
- Trauma-informed in pediatric primary care
These on-demand sessions provide valuable knowledge and real-world approaches for professionals committed to creating safe, more supportive, and trauma-informed systems of care. 12 CME credits are available!
Relational Health Lunch and Learn - Maine Chapter of the AAP
Relational Health Support
- SEEK (Safe Environment for Every Kid)
Helps PCPs address psychosocial issues including parental depression and substance use; "aims to strengthen families, support parents and parenting, and thereby promote children's health, development, wellbeing and safety - and help prevent child abuse and neglect;" using materials requires a 3-year license agreement.
- PATTeR (Pediatric Approach to Trauma, Treatment and Resilience)
AAP's TIC resources for parenting support, videos and educational resources for providers.
- ARC (Attachment Regulation Competency)
An intervention with training workshops and online resources to support families affected by complex trauma; one favorite tool is 5-minute activities for parents to connect with their kids.
- Trauma-Informed and Trauma-Responsive Care for Perinatal Professionals
Emotional Growth Tools
- COPE (Creating Opportunities for Personal Empowerment)
Program training medical providers to offer modularized CBT to teens and young adults.
- Emotional Intelligence for Providers
Self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills - work together to enhance healthcare professionals' ability to connect with patients, collaborate with colleagues, and deliver patient-centered care."
- Why Try
An Approach to help teachers and counselors improve their ability to engage, motivate, and build resilience in students.