Resources

In this video, Dr. Wanda Gabriel discusses intergenerational trauma and how it is perpetrated, trauma-informed responses when working with oppressed individuals and how oppression works.

This approximately 1 hour media conference aimed to consult stakeholders on behalf of children and families. It presented an overview of the consultation methods, findings, and recommendations.

This Youtube channel offers various webinars in French and English and explores topics related to violence and abuse such as domestic violence, coercitive control, laws and policies, homicide, criminal justice, immigration and much more.

This panel, presented during the 2022 Trauma Symposium, mentions the way relationship patterns between infants and caregivers develop very early and together determine security. The questions of how the attachment pattern evolves, along with protective and risk factors, as well as how mental health develops in infancy and in the early years, are addressed.

In an approximately one-hour presentation, Dr. Michael Ungar discusses seven factors predicting resilience across cultures, drawing from extensive international research and clinical practice.

In the webinar, Dr. Amy Montour discusses the impact of social, economic, and cultural factors on Indigenous health and aging, while Dr. Andrea Gonzalez explores how life experiences and generational perspectives inform current health patterns and aging.

This panel, presented during the 2022 Trauma Symposium, addresses the definition of moral distress, the challenges when trying to measure moral distress, as well as the results of a new measure called the Moral Distress Instrument (MDI) tested among Finnish social workers.

This panel, presented during the 2022 Trauma Symposium, addresses the ways organizations, schools, and even homes can transform into healthy, value-driven systems that promote diversity, collaboration, resilience, and wellness. A transformative organizational approach called "Creating Presence, " which helps employees become trauma-responsive to their clients and to one another, becoming trauma-resilient in the process, is also presented.

In this webinar, Dr. Nicole Racine shares information about Make the Connection (MTC), a fun and interactive online program, developed by psychologists, which shows hands-on strategies that can help you create and maintain a secure attachment relationship with your baby. During the webinar, she also shares information about how you can get the MTC program at no cost and start using the resource right away.

These one-hour webinars are available for 30 days after purchase, but PowerPoint PDFs remain accessible after this delay. These webinars address different topics, including addiction and mental health, anxiety in youth, attachment, autism, bullying, and much more.