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Sustaining Change Clinical Training 2026 Workshops

You can view the agenda and workshop schedule here.
Workshop descriptions listed below.

Agenda & Workshop Schedule

We are pleased to offer these informative and engaging workshops.  Click on a title to view workshop description and presenters.

 

Trauma-Responsive Screening and Assessment: Working with Children and Families Impacted by Complex Trauma

Presented by: Alisa Hathaway & Kristin Rabb

Strengthen your ability to gather meaningful information through screening and assessment. This session offers practical applications and concrete strategies to enhance clinical care.

The Importance of Reflective Supervision in Trauma-Responsive Care

Presented by:  Alisa Hathaway & Kristin Rabb

Explore how reflective supervision can deepen clinical practice and support workforce wellbeing. This session highlights practical approaches to creating reflective spaces that foster growth, self-awareness, and sustainable trauma-responsive care.

Complex Trauma in Immigrant and Refugee Children & Families

Presented by:  Maureen Boorum, Baitullah Hameedi, & Victoria Mangino

Gain deeper insight into how migration-related experiences shape trauma and wellbeing for immigrant and refugee families. This session highlights culturally responsive approaches to care while also addressing the impact of secondary trauma in this work.

Supporting Parents Who Are Struggling With Personal Challenges

Presented by Donna Walck & Lori Newland

Understand how past trauma can shape parenting experiences and caregiver-child relationships. This session offers practical strategies to support regulation, strengthen connection, and promote resilience within families navigating complex challenges.

Perinatal Health: Focus on Trauma-Informed Care

Presented by:  Robin Sturm, Hannah Swerbenski, & Jennifer Warmingham

Develop a deeper understanding of mental, physical, and relational health during the perinatal period. This session explores the role of trauma and social drivers of health, offering approaches to support more responsive, trauma-informed care.

Secondary Traumatic Stress: Understanding the Impact on Professionals in Trauma-Exposed Workplaces

Presented by:  Jody Todd Manly & Rebecca Degro-Carbonel

Examine the real impact of secondary traumatic stress on individuals and organizations working in trauma-exposed environments. This session highlights practical strategies to promote awareness, strengthen wellness, and build sustainable systems of care that support those doing this critical work.

Supporting Parent and Caregiver Engagement through Clinical Best Practices and Integration of Emotion Coaching Skill Development

Presented by:  Lori Newland & Victoria Mangino

Strengthen your ability to engage parents and caregivers as active partners in their child’s care. This session introduces emotion coaching as a powerful approach to building connection, enhancing communication, and supporting lasting change within families.

Leading Without a Title: Driving Systems Change from Where You Are

Presented by:  Aya Gonzalez

Step into your influence and learn how to drive systems change from wherever you sit. This session explores actionable strategies to break down silos, strengthen collaboration, and lead with a trauma-responsive, equity-centered approach.