You don’t have to be an emergency room nurse or a social worker to benefit from trauma-informed training. Parents, community volunteers, teachers – anyone is welcome to attend our trainings. It’s offered in a variety of settings and styles, so choose the one that is right for you.
If you’d like us to come to you and your group, please contact us about opportunities.
Research studies have consistently shown that hope is the number one predictor of future wellness outcomes for individuals. Hope is easily defined, easy to assess, and easy to teach and...
Research studies have consistently shown that hope is the number one predictor of future wellness outcomes for individuals. Hope is easily defined, easy to assess, and easy to teach and...
Research studies have consistently shown that hope is the number one predictor of future wellness outcomes for individuals. Hope is easily defined, easy to assess, and easy to teach and...
Is your organization planning to host a training about trauma and resilience? Add it to our calendar so more people know!
We have an ambitious goal: training 22,000 people to be trauma-informed. This is 5 percent of Omaha’s population and is the beginning of real change in our community. Has your organization hosted a training about trauma and resilience? Let us know how it went!
