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Culture & Care: A Trauma Informed Care Training

Training Overview:

In communities where history, culture, and systemic challenges intersect, trauma can have profound and lasting effect in ways we can't imagine. This training is designed for folks working with or serving youth and adults from BIPOC populations. Gain the skills to provide culturally responsive, trauma-informed care and support that promotes healing, resilience, and empowerment.

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Facilitator:

Devon Estes, Licensed Professional Counselor (TX) and Mental Health Consultant
With over 10 years of experience in mental health, I specialize in trauma-informed care, cultural competency, and empowering communities of color. I have worked in non-profit, non-clinical corporate, governmental, and criminal justice settings with both youth and adults.   Join this session to gain insights and tools that I have learned and practiced. These strategies will enhance your practice, service, and support of those who need it most.

Who Should Attend:

  • Educators and School Administrators

  • Nonprofit Leaders and Staff

  • Government Employees

  • Healthcare Providers

  • Mental Health Professionals

  • Social Workers and Counselors

  • Coaches and Mentors

  • Community Advocates and Allies

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Why Attend?

Build Trust and Safety: Create environments where individuals feel seen, heard, and valued.

Promote Healing: Implement strategies that acknowledge and address the deep-rooted impacts of trauma.

Strengthen Communities: Empower those you serve with culturally sensitive care that honors their identity and experiences.

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What You'll Learn:

  • Understanding Trauma: Explore the impact of trauma on the brain, body, and community, with a focus on Black, Brown, and Indigenous populations.

  • Recognizing the Signs: Learn to identify trauma-related behaviors and how they manifest differently across cultures.

  • Culturally Responsive Strategies: Discover trauma-informed care principles and practical strategies tailored to the unique needs of these communities.

  • Interactive Practice: Engage in role-playing scenarios and develop a personalized action plan to apply trauma-informed care in your work.​​​​

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