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X-WR-CALDESC:Trainers: Amber Hansen & Anjelica Hinojosa \n\nTrauma is an um
 brella term used to describe the inability of an individual or a community
  to respond in a healthy way physically\, emotionally\, and mentally to ac
 ute or chronic stress. Becoming 'trauma-informed' means recognizing that p
 eople often have many different types of trauma in their lives. People who
  have been traumatized need support and understanding from those around th
 em. Often\, trauma survivors can be re-traumatized by well-meaning caregiv
 ers and community service providers.\n\nParticipants will:\n\n~ Learn abou
 t the physiological impacts of trauma on the brain and possible emotional\
 , behavioral\, social and intellectual/academic impacts on students in fos
 ter care (e.g.\, attachment issues\, externalized behaviors\, disabilities
 \, etc.)\n~ Learn about the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) studies a
 nd how they relate to life-long impacts for students impacted by trauma\n~
  How schools and classrooms are creating trauma sensitive learning environ
 ments and strategies for responding to these impacts\n~ Hear about the imp
 ortance of self-care: addressing our own traumatic experiences/history\n\n
 A little information about our trainers: Anjelica spent most of her teenag
 e years in foster care. She is currently a senior at CSUCI working towards
  a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and is raising a 4-year-old daughter. A
 mber spent her early childhood in foster care before being adopted into a 
 home that interfaced with over 200 foster children. Amber is currently att
 ending college and will graduate with a Bachelors in Sociology in 2021.\n
 \nRegister by clicking the link below.\n\nFor further information\, please
  contact the Foster Youth Services Program at fys@vcoe.org or 805-437-1525
 \n\nSponsors: Ventura County Office of Education and Ventura College FKCE
 \n\nCE Hours: 2
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DESCRIPTION:Trainers: Amber Hansen & Anjelica Hinojosa \n\nTrauma is an umb
 rella term used to describe the inability of an individual or a community 
 to respond in a healthy way physically\, emotionally\, and mentally to acu
 te or chronic stress. Becoming 'trauma-informed' means recognizing that pe
 ople often have many different types of trauma in their lives. People who 
 have been traumatized need support and understanding from those around the
 m. Often\, trauma survivors can be re-traumatized by well-meaning caregive
 rs and community service providers.\n\nParticipants will:\n\n~ Learn about
  the physiological impacts of trauma on the brain and possible emotional\,
  behavioral\, social and intellectual/academic impacts on students in fost
 er care (e.g.\, attachment issues\, externalized behaviors\, disabilities\
 , etc.)\n~ Learn about the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) studies an
 d how they relate to life-long impacts for students impacted by trauma\n~ 
 How schools and classrooms are creating trauma sensitive learning environm
 ents and strategies for responding to these impacts\n~ Hear about the impo
 rtance of self-care: addressing our own traumatic experiences/history\n\nA
  little information about our trainers: Anjelica spent most of her teenage
  years in foster care. She is currently a senior at CSUCI working towards 
 a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and is raising a 4-year-old daughter. Am
 ber spent her early childhood in foster care before being adopted into a h
 ome that interfaced with over 200 foster children. Amber is currently atte
 nding college and will graduate with a Bachelors in Sociology in 2021.\n\n
 Register by clicking the link below.\n\nFor further information\, please c
 ontact the Foster Youth Services Program at fys@vcoe.org or 805-437-1525\n
 \nSponsors: Ventura County Office of Education and Ventura College FKCE\n
 \nCE Hours: 2
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181015T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181015T200000
LOCATION:Ventura County Office of Education\, Camarillo Room\, 5100 Adolfo 
 Road\, Camarillo
SUMMARY:CE: TIPS: Trauma Informed Practices for Schools
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