Trauma 101 & 201: A Two-Part Trauma-Informed Care Training Series

Trauma 101 & 201: A Two-Part Trauma-Informed Care Training Series

A two-part training series designed to equip professionals and community members with a deep understanding of trauma informed care

By Sophia Center-Helping Families: Build & Restore

Date and time

Friday, June 6 · 8:30am - 4pm EDT.

Location

Franciscan Center of Lourdes University

6832 Convent Boulevard Sylvania, OH 43560

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 7 hours 30 minutes
  • Free venue parking

Welcome to Trauma 101 & 201!

Whether you're just beginning your trauma-informed journey or ready to build on your foundational knowledge, this series provides valuable insight, tools, and strategies to better support individuals and communities impacted by trauma.

Trauma 101 (9:00-12:00) provides a foundational understanding of trauma, its effects on the brain and body, and how to adopt a trauma-informed lens in professional and community settings. This interactive session focuses on increasing awareness and building empathy by exploring the physiological, emotional, and behavioral impacts of trauma.

Topics Include:

  • Definitions of trauma, toxic stress, PTSD, and related terms
  • The impact of trauma on brain development and body systems
  • Coping strategies, self-regulation, and the importance of self-care
  • The power of secure attachment and relationships in building resilience
  • Understanding trauma responses in children and adults
  • Introduction to the Window of Tolerance and how to support regulation

Learning Objectives:

  • Define toxic stress and various trauma types (acute, chronic, complex, etc.)
  • Identify how trauma affects development and emotional regulation
  • Recognize trauma triggers and physiological responses
  • Explore the role of healthy attachment and protective factors
  • Build awareness of how to support recovery and resilience


LUNCH 12:00-1:00PM


Trauma 201 (1:00-4:00) is designed for participants who have completed Trauma 101 (or a comparable foundational training) and are ready to deepen their trauma-informed practice. This advanced session explores the complexities of healing, post-traumatic growth, and barriers to recovery, with a focus on practical tools and reflection.

Topics Include:

  • Review of key trauma definitions and models
  • Common challenges in trauma recovery
  • Real-world strategies to support individuals with trauma histories
  • Introduction to common therapeutic approaches
  • Personalizing trauma-informed care and exploring post-traumatic growth

Learning Objectives:

  • Revisit the core concepts of trauma and deepen understanding of trauma’s impact
  • Identify obstacles to healing and recovery
  • Apply practical tools for trauma-informed support
  • Explore evidence-informed approaches and emerging research
  • Understand the deeply personal nature of post-traumatic growth

🎟️ Ticket Information

Tickets are $30 and include access to either one or both sessions—Trauma 101 and Trauma 201—plus lunch.

We’re offering a 2-for-1 deal, so whether you attend just one session or stay for both, the cost is the same: $30 total. Once you purchase your Trauma 101 ticket, you will receive a promo code in your confirmation email for a free Trauma 201 ticket.

Please note:

  • There is no discount for attending only one session.
  • Lunch is included with your ticket, whether you attend in the morning, afternoon, or both.
  • If you attend Trauma 101, lunch will be served immediately after.
  • If you're coming just for Trauma 201, plan to arrive early and enjoy lunch before the session begins.


📚 Continuing Education Credits (CEUs)

This training has been approved by the CSWMFT Board for a total of 3 CEUs per session.

  • Attend Trauma 101 or Trauma 201 and earn 3 CEUs
  • Attend both sessions and earn up to 6 CEUs total

Organized by

Sophia Center is a non-profit mental health provider and sponsored ministry of the Sylvania Sisters of St. Francis.

Sophia is located on the campus of Lourdes University and serves as the Counseling Center for Lourdes students

In addition to traditional counseling services we provide a variety of grant funded programs to help families build and restore respectful relationships.

Helping families programming made possible through grant funding from Common Spirit Health.

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