Resources

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.

In this episode, Dr. Afifi describes her research into the long-term physical and mental health effects of child maltreatment and her quest to influence parents to change their behaviour to create healthier kids.

This panel, presented during the 2022 Trauma Symposium, is a discussion among former youth in care about trauma and institutional violence, moral asphyxiation, and the consequences of these experiences. Through excerpts from the podcast Confession of P'tit Criss, we demonstrate the importance of taking into account the life history of youth. One of the striking observations is the need to humanize services, because many young people report that they did not receive the psychological and physical care they needed.

In this webinar, Sheri Madigan emphasizes the significance of adaptive parenting, highlighting the need for parents to develop the intuition to respond appropriately to cues and signals from their children.

This Youtube Series provides parents and caregivers of young children with information on supportive topics like: stress in adults and children and the importance of self-care, and physical literacy.

In this webinar, Allison Davis Maxon presented The Seven Core Issues, based on her book "The Seven Core Issues Workbook for Parents of Traumatized Children and Teens." These core issues is a US based model and include loss, rejection, shame/guilt, grief, identity, intimacy, and mastery/control. It helps enabling families to better support their adopted children. It's designed for diverse groups, serving as a vital tool for personal growth and family healing.

The video provides concise and effective guidelines for responding to child abuse, highlighting best practices for immediate action.