Application of Trauma-Informed Practice in San Diego

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ModuleSafety-Organized Practice Trainings1 Interviewing for Safety and Danger2 Three Questions to Organize Your Practice3 Small Voices, Big Impact: Keeping Children at the Center of the Work4 Solution-focused Inquiry5 Introduction to Mapping6 Harm Statements, Danger Statements and Safety Goals7 Mapping With Families8 Safety Networks9 Safety Planning10 Landing Safety-Organized Practice in Everyday Work11Organizational Environments: Reflection, Appreciation, and OngoingLearning12 Summary and Looking to the Future
Coaching Sessions Each training is followed by coaching sessions andsupervisor Learning Circles to provide learning andpractice opportunities for social workers andsupervisors “Things to Try” tips sheets are given to socialworkers for each module and “Coaching Tip Sheets”are given to each supervisor
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