Last year was unlike any before with COVID-19 and the civil unrest along with the murder of George Floyd. An understanding and acknowledgment of the collective trauma of Black Americans is an important step toward healing and the transformation of an equitable community for all. Please RSVP as registration is required!
"I Am Because We Are" - Ubuntu - This African principle, often championed by Nelson Mandela, charges individuals to recognize their inseparable connection with the greater "WE." How can communities move collectively from trauma to a place of healing in these challenging times? Please RSVP as registration is required!
Some therapists from Mental Edge Counseling, LLC will be presenting, virtually, on some of the different types of therapy that are used in the practice to address and treat trauma. You can register by emailing: [email protected]. To join the meeting, click here.
This interactive 3 hour, virtual workshop serves as an introduction to understanding the impact of traumatic events on a person's development, individual relationships, day to day interactions and their overall success in life. Understanding trauma can save lives, build resiliency and inspire dreams. This workshop places an unique emphasis on the brain science that drives […]
Effective support requires expanding the concept of trauma-informed care by putting it into ACTION. Raise your awareness of the signs and symptoms of trauma that exist in those you serve whether as clients or students. The information shared will also be helpful for parents. Whether you’re a counselor, occupational therapist, speech-language pathologist, rehab specialist, physical […]
The Governor's Executive Order #24 prioritizes efforts for Delaware to become a trauma-responsive state. To support this, Trauma Matters Delaware (TMD) and the Primary/Secondary/Vicarious Trauma and Resilience Work Group are gathering information regarding trauma informed efforts undertaken by organizations, including state agencies, businesses, nonprofits, and community groups. This will help us to map these initiatives […]
Presented by Vincent J. Felitti, MD Free CME/CE available until September 3, 2021 On-Demand October 5 RSVP to register for free On-Demand webinars!
Presented by R.J. Gillespie, MD, MHPE, FAAP Free CME/CE available until September 17, 2021 On-Demand October 9 RSVP to register for free On-Demand webinars!
Presented by Susie Wiet, MD Free CME/CE available until October 1, 2021 On-Demand November 10 RSVP to register for free On-Demand webinars!
Presented by Brooks Keeshin, MD Free CME/CE available until October 15, 2021 On-Demand November 19 RSVP to register for free On-Demand webinars!
Presented by Megan Gerber, MD Free CME/CE available until November 5, 2021 On-Demand December 2 RSVP to register for free On-Demand webinars!
Presented by Dr. Rachel Gilgoff, Dr. Leena Singh, Dr. Victoria Sparks and Lacie Ketelhut, MS, CHES Free CME/CE available until February 18, 2022 On-Demand March 1 RSVP to register for free On-Demand webinars!
Presented by Dr. J. Bart Klika, Dr. Randell Alexander and Victor Vieth, JD Free CME/CE available until March 18, 2022 On-Demand April 7 RSVP to register for free On-Demand webinars!
Join us on April 30th for an exciting day of engaging speakers who will challenge participants to explore ways that they can help students overcome poverty and find equality and justice within their schools and communities. RSVP to Register!
This short film PSA highlights many traumas of African American students and how it impacts them in a school setting. Watch this powerful film and help us amplify the conversation about how to recognize trauma in African American students and ways to address it. Register Now
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