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X-WR-CALDESC:Facilitator: Liz Thiele\, PPE\nTrainers: Cristina Miranda\, Am
 ber Hansen & Anjelica Hinojosa\nTrauma is an umbrella term used to describ
 e the inability of an individual or a community to respond in a healthy wa
 y physically\, emotionally\, and mentally to acute or chronic stress. Beco
 ming 'trauma-informed' means recognizing that people often have many diffe
 rent types of trauma in their lives. People who have been traumatized need
  support and understanding from those around them. Often\, trauma survivor
 s can be re-traumatized by well-meaning caregivers and community service p
 roviders.\nParticipants will:\n~ Learn about the physiological impacts of 
 trauma on the brain and possible emotional\, behavioral\, social and intel
 lectual/academic impacts on students in foster care (e.g.\, attachment iss
 ues\, externalized behaviors\, disabilities\, etc.)\n~ Learn about trauma 
 triggers and behaviors\n~ Learn tools & basic parenting techniques that wo
 rk with children & teens who have been traumatized\nA little information a
 bout our trainers: Cristina has worked in the fields of child welfare and 
 education for over a decade. Cristina completed a Master's degree in Publi
 c Policy and Administration from California Lutheran University\, and is c
 urrently completing an Ed.D. at Pepperdine University. Anjelica spent most
  of her teenage years in foster care. She is currently a senior at CSUCI w
 orking towards a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and is raising a 4-year-o
 ld daughter. Amber spent her early childhood in foster care before being a
 dopted into a home that interfaced with over 200 foster children. Amber is
  currently attending college and will graduate with a Bachelors in Sociolo
 gy in 2021.\nPlease RSVP to Rhonda at rcarlson@vcccd.edu\nSponsors: Ventur
 a College FKCE\, Foster VC Kids\, Channel Islands Social Services\nCE Hour
 s: 2
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DESCRIPTION:Facilitator: Liz Thiele\, PPE\nTrainers: Cristina Miranda\, Amb
 er Hansen & Anjelica Hinojosa\nTrauma is an umbrella term used to describe
  the inability of an individual or a community to respond in a healthy way
  physically\, emotionally\, and mentally to acute or chronic stress. Becom
 ing 'trauma-informed' means recognizing that people often have many differ
 ent types of trauma in their lives. People who have been traumatized need 
 support and understanding from those around them. Often\, trauma survivors
  can be re-traumatized by well-meaning caregivers and community service pr
 oviders.\nParticipants will:\n~ Learn about the physiological impacts of t
 rauma on the brain and possible emotional\, behavioral\, social and intell
 ectual/academic impacts on students in foster care (e.g.\, attachment issu
 es\, externalized behaviors\, disabilities\, etc.)\n~ Learn about trauma t
 riggers and behaviors\n~ Learn tools & basic parenting techniques that wor
 k with children & teens who have been traumatized\nA little information ab
 out our trainers: Cristina has worked in the fields of child welfare and e
 ducation for over a decade. Cristina completed a Master's degree in Public
  Policy and Administration from California Lutheran University\, and is cu
 rrently completing an Ed.D. at Pepperdine University. Anjelica spent most 
 of her teenage years in foster care. She is currently a senior at CSUCI wo
 rking towards a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and is raising a 4-year-ol
 d daughter. Amber spent her early childhood in foster care before being ad
 opted into a home that interfaced with over 200 foster children. Amber is 
 currently attending college and will graduate with a Bachelors in Sociolog
 y in 2021.\nPlease RSVP to Rhonda at rcarlson@vcccd.edu\nSponsors: Ventura
  College FKCE\, Foster VC Kids\, Channel Islands Social Services\nCE Hours
 : 2
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181108T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181108T200000
LOCATION:Lighthouse Church\, 3353 Old Conejo Rd.\, Newbury Park
SUMMARY:CE: TIPs (Trauma Informed Practices) for Parents
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