Ms. Chang to speak @ Closing Session of CTSS2026
Celebrate the Joy of Teaching Finding Inspiration in Challenging Times Join Jere as she uses storytelling and humor to reignite your passion for education. With practical strategies and an uplifting message, Jere reminds educators of the profound impact of teaching – not just on students, but on every career and community. Rediscover the purpose and […]
Opening Session Keynotes Announced – CTSS2026
ATN is pleased to announce our Keynotes and Distinguished Contributors for our 9th annual Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference in Dallas, TX, June 27-29, 2026 Opening Session, Sunday, June 28: Julie Beem, with Distinguished Keynote Contributor, Dr. Mona Delahooke Julie Beem, MBA, retiring Executive Director of the Attachment & Trauma Network (ATN) will kick off the […]
Leadership Summit @ Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools 2026 Conference
Our new Leadership Summit is a day-long, pre-conference event for those leading their schools and districts in creating trauma-sensitive schools. Morning Session – 8:30 – 11:30 am Leadership in Trauma-Informed Schools: Support, Strategy and Policy, led by Dr. Melissa Sadin One in three children in every school has experienced trauma. Schools striving to become […]
Academy Day 2026 – CTSS
Our 2026 Academy Day is full of amazing learning opportunities! This pre-conference is like no other. Nearly 50% of all attendees include Academy Day when attending the Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference. This gives you the opportunity to go much deeper into the concepts and neuroscience, much deeper into the strategies and much deeper in how […]
Lori Desautels will be a special guest at The Learning Brain Exchange
At this year’s Learning Brain Exchange, we are honored to welcome Dr. Lori Desautels, an internationally recognized educator, author, and pioneer in Applied Educational Neuroscience. Her Tuesday morning session will be focused on the new MTSS for Adults framework her team has developed. Supporting Adults’ Nervous Systems for Healthier Children and Youth MTSS for Adults. […]
Zaretta Hammond to Keynote at The Learning Brain Exchange
ATN is honored to announce Zaretta Hammond, a leading voice in culturally responsive teaching, neuroscience-informed pedagogy, and equity in learning as the Opening Keynote speaker for our 2026 Learning Brain Exchange conference. Her keynote is entitled: And Still We Rise: Using the Science of Learning to Encourage Post-Traumatic Growth. Learning requires challenge. Yet, as educators, […]
LBE Conference Questions
Back to Conference Page LBE CONFERENCE INFO For the most up to date conference info visit the main conference page. #LBEATN26 We have done our best to compile a list of the most frequently asked questions regarding our Learning Brain Exchange Conference. If you don’t find what you are looking for here please reach out. conference@attachtrauma.org […]
REGISTRATION OPEN: The Learning Brain Exchange
Join us at The Learning Brain Exchange — ATN’s NEWEST Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference. This 5-track conference gives educators the neuroscience-based background and tools needed to help students learn and thrive. Come explore the Science of Learning and the Importance of Connected, Resilience-Focused, Hopeful Leadership in our schools. February 16 & 17, 2026 Virtual Early […]
GA Scholarship Available for TSS2025
An anonymous funder has established a limited number of scholarships to waive the registration fee to TSS2025 for you to attend in Atlanta. – You could be eligible to attend FREE! The following criteria must be met: must be able to attend the conference on Feb 17 & 18, 2025 @ Hyatt Regency in downtown Atlanta. […]
Virtual Keynotes 2025 Conference
ATN Introduces 2025 Keynotes The Attachment & Trauma Network is excited to introduce the Keynotes for our 8th annual Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference to be held February 20-21, 2025. Our Virtual Keynotes include: Dr. Dan Siegel. Dan Siegel is the executive director of the Mindsight Institute and founding co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center […]