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!
Milestone Charts, created by Dr. Gretchen Pianka, are available for download and distribution!
The Three R's Handout for Parents
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
AAP's TIC Resources for providers "Pediatric Approach to Trauma, Treatment and Resilience," parenting support, videos and educational resources for providers.
- Trauma Informed and Trauma-Responsive Care for Perinatal Professionals
- 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.
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.