Youth Justice Track: Building Resilient Communities for Children Conference 2025
Plenary Session: Trauma-Informed Care in Juvenile Justice: Challenges and Opportunities Plenary Speaker: Keith Cruise, PhD Center for Trauma Recovery and Juvenile Justice The Youth Justice track includes workshops for both those working in Juvenile Justice and those working in Child Welfare, because we know often the children we are served are impacted by both systems. […]
Clinician Track: Building Resilient Communities for Children Conference 2026
Plenary Session: Helping Kids Recover from Developmental Trauma: A Brain-Based Approach Register Here Plenary Speaker: Jon Baylin, PhD This track’s presenters are experts in trauma-informed and attachment-focused interventions and strategies for counselors and therapists that truly help children impacted by developmental trauma. These workshops provide an opportunity to explore new ideas and tools you could […]
Schools Track: Building Resilient Communities for Children Conference 2025
Plenary Speaker: Jessica Sinarski, LPCMH, Brave Brains Plenary Session: Capturing Students’ Hearts…Even the Ones Who Push Your Buttons This line up of veteran educators is bringing us the best that Trauma-Sensitive Schools have to offer! In addition to the Plenary session and 6 workshops in the Schools/Education Track, there will be networking sessions, coffee chats […]
BRCC Conference CEU Information
2026 College Credit/CEU Information We are offering College Credit from Northwest Nazarene University (NNU). Please read below to ensure you receive your credit. Course Flyer for Participants NNU is providing 1 Credit Hour for BRCC2026. Participants need to complete their online registration before the Final Enrollment Date (October 1, 2026). Attendees must watch ALL […]
May We Suggest for SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS
Do You work with Special Education Students? Here are some suggested workshops at the upcoming Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference Academy Day: Reducing Educational Trauma and Improved Outcomes for Neurdivergent Students – Megan Ashburn 1B- Systemic Shifts in Inclusion: Neuroscience-Informed Practices for Transformation and Capacity Building – Angie Zara, MEd & Nicole Keler, MEd 2A – […]
Navigating the Holiday Season: A Guide for Caregivers
As the holiday season approaches, images of cozy gatherings, festive feasts, and joyous celebrations fill our minds. However, for many caregivers of children impacted by trauma, attachment disorders, and neurodivergence, this time of year can evoke anxiety rather than excitement. Instead of cheer, there may be a wave of stress, as the holidays can bring […]
May We Suggest for SOCIAL WORKERS & COUNSELORS @ #TSS2025ATN
Are you a School Social Worker or Counselor? Here are some workshop ideas for this year’s Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference: Academy Day – Empowering Trauma-Affected Youth: Cultivating Emotional Regulation through Mindfulness-Based Interventions – Laura Sharp, PsyD 1D&E – Poverty Paradigm Experience – Rebecca Lewis Pankratz 3B – How to change the trajectory of the school-to-prison […]
May We Suggest for LEADERS @ #TSS2025ATN
School Administrators, Principals, Central Office, Department Leads…here are some workshop ideas for you at the 2025 Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference. Academy Day: Now What? Putting Trauma-Informed Practice into Action: 5 Must Do’s for Schools – James Moffett, MEd 1F – Leverage Your Gifts: Transform Your Teams – Tammy Fellers, MEd 2C – A whole school, […]
Trauma-Informed Certification Now Available!
ATN’s new Trauma-Informed Certification Program is NOW AVAILABLE! Buy Here Who is this for? ATN’s Certification Program is created for ANYONE who wants to better understand how trauma impacts children and what we can do to help build safety and resilience — and to show your understanding of trauma-informed care and how it applies to […]
New Books for 2024
Happy 2024! We’re back with some incredible trauma-informed, resilience-building books that we at the Attachment & Trauma Network would highly recommend you adding to your reading list. These books run the gamut of purposes, audiences, and styles. The one thing they have in common is they’re all based in solid trauma-informed theory and focused on […]