This webinar will introduce Zero to Thrive and the Strong Roots™ framework. We will review the science behind resilience from conception through early childhood, and…
Join Dr. Dana E. Crawford for a dynamic and supportive training series focused on building skills to navigate tense cultural situations. This series is grounded…
This informative webinar is the first training in CalTrin’s monthly Protective Factor series. This month, we will begin with a high-level overview of the Five…
Esta capacitación se ofrecerá solamente en ESPAÑOL. Supervisar personas presenta desafíos, así como oportunidades de crecimiento. Supervisando Exitosamente es una versión de nuestro seminario Supervisando…
The resources highlighted below can help further your knowledge and emphasize the important role child- and family-serving professionals play in working alongside families to address…
This blog post serves as a companion resource to CalTrin’s Trauma, Parenting, and Challenging Behaviors (School-Age) self-paced course. The course was adapted from the CalTrin-hosted…
Purposeful parenting centers around parents and caregivers being active and engaged and building strong, positive, and functional families. Discover resources to promote purposeful parenting year…
The resources highlighted in this post will help child- and family-serving professionals better understand what it looks like to authentically engage lived experience in prevention…
The CalTrin Emerging Leaders Development Program is designed for individuals who have been in leadership roles for less than three years (supervisors/managers with direct reports).…
The resources highlighted in this post are designed to help guide child- and family-serving agencies and service providers seeking to engage and collaborate with American…
The resources highlighted in this post are designed to help child- and family-serving professionals better understand the generational trauma experienced by tribal communities and authentically…
In the U.S., more than two-thirds of children have reported at least one traumatic event by age 16. (SAMHSA) According to SAMHSA’s National Child Traumatic…