Trauma Informed &
Resilient Oriented Education

We provide education and technical assistance to stakeholders
and other institutions that help people who are experiencing trauma.

If you learn about becoming trauma-informed
and think it sounds easy,
you’re probably doing it wrong.


It should turn your world upside down and make you question how you do everything. It should make you think about the system itself and how it operates in a whole new way. If it seems huge and totally overwhelming, you’re probably on the right track.
If it’s mostly just new words to describe how things have mostly been done, that’s not it.

~ Cissy White, ACES Connections

Current On Demand Course Offerings

Trauma and Resilience Basics Overview

70% of adults in the U.S. have experienced some type of traumatic event at least once in their lives, 223.4 million people. Adverse Childhood Studies show that many of these traumas occur before age 18 and result in disrupted brain development, adoption of at risk health behaviors, and increases the risk for disease, disability and social problems in children and adults, including developing physical and mental illness. The Center of Disease Control recognizes this epidemic requires a public health response at a national level, state and local level. Evidence has shown that by implementing trauma informed practices within all human service systems impacting youth, adults and their families, individuals are empowered to build their resilience and enhance their overall health and well being.   Trauma informed care asks all human service professionals to realize the widespread impact of trauma, recognize the signs and symptoms of trauma, and respond by integrating trauma informed knowledge into all policies, procedures and practices while actively resist re-traumatizing the youth, families and adults we serve.   In response to this national public health issue, your community is working towards building a trauma informed youth, family and adult service systems.   “A trauma informed [human service] system is one in which all parties involved recognize and respond to the varying impact of traumatic stress on children, adults, their caregivers, providers of service and others who have contact with the system. Programs and organizations within the system infuse this knowledge awareness and skills into their organizational cultures, policies and practices. They act in collaboration, using the best available science to facilitate and support resiliency and recovery.” (adapted from Hendricks, Conradi, & Wilson, 2011, p.189)  This course               One of the first steps in building trauma and resiliency informed communities, is assuring a trauma and resiliency informed educational foundation for all our human service leaders, professionals, community partners, parents, caregivers, and youth. In a trauma and resilience informed 360 approach, anyone invested in improving the well-being of our communities needs to understand the basic principles of the impact of trauma and the responsibility we all hold in building individual and community resilience.   The Resilience Effect: Understanding Adversity and Building on Resilience Course Provides participants with an understanding and skill base in the five (5) following areas:   Understanding Trauma – The Most Basic Public Health Issue: Learn about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) as well as other types of trauma and their impact on youth and adults’ overall wellbeing   Trauma’s Impact on the Brain: Practice utilizing Dr. Daniel Sigel’s Upstairs/Downstairs brain model, build basic skills anyone can use to connect and redirect someone in a heightened state of stress   Trauma’s Impact on At-Risk Health Behaviors: Assure you respond to the person’s NEED, not react to their BEHAVIOR   Building Individual Resilience with Every Day Action: Promote Self-Regulation, Positive Self-Identity, and Co-Regulation Skills in others’ lives and our own   Building Community Resilience: Understanding the Virtuous Cycle, Building and Engaging in Trauma Informed Community Networks, the power of Collective Impact Models of Resilience and how they improve our communities health outcomes  

$250.00 USD

We aim to give organizations the training and resources
they need to better serve the society

All that we do is geared toward helping our
community members find their way to
healing and eventually create a nation with
strong and resilient citizens.

We offer consultation services, as well as co-develop education resources with stakeholders. When creating materials, we will consider your learning objectives so that we can meet the specific needs of your organization. Aside from these, we also provide training programs and workshop sessions to equip your team with knowledge and skills in trauma-informed care.

Our Online Learning is a natural extension of our In-Person and Virtual Educational Services. Our Online Courses offer Human Service Organizations and Leaders evidence informed content paired with practical knowledge. Our participants
use these skills to excel in their work and empower clients to improve their lives and thus improve the well-being of their communities.

Why Train With Us?

  • Enhance Your Skills in engaging clients who have experience complex forms of trauma
  • Learn on your own time and at your own pace
  • Engage in Discussion Boards with other participants
  • Gain 24/7 access to course content
  • Instead of reading thousands of pages of material, gain insight from that evidence in a few  hours vs years of study.

Through engaging video lectures, handouts and discussion of knowledge application we can help you break down complex material to improve your work in human service and educational fields.

Current On Demand Course Offerings

Trauma and Resilience Basics Overview

70% of adults in the U.S. have experienced some type of traumatic event at least once in their lives, 223.4 million people. Adverse Childhood Studies show that many of these traumas occur before age 18 and result in disrupted brain development, adoption of at risk health behaviors, and increases the risk for disease, disability and social problems in children and adults, including developing physical and mental illness. The Center of Disease Control recognizes this epidemic requires a public health response at a national level, state and local level. Evidence has shown that by implementing trauma informed practices within all human service systems impacting youth, adults and their families, individuals are empowered to build their resilience and enhance their overall health and well being.   Trauma informed care asks all human service professionals to realize the widespread impact of trauma, recognize the signs and symptoms of trauma, and respond by integrating trauma informed knowledge into all policies, procedures and practices while actively resist re-traumatizing the youth, families and adults we serve.   In response to this national public health issue, your community is working towards building a trauma informed youth, family and adult service systems.   “A trauma informed [human service] system is one in which all parties involved recognize and respond to the varying impact of traumatic stress on children, adults, their caregivers, providers of service and others who have contact with the system. Programs and organizations within the system infuse this knowledge awareness and skills into their organizational cultures, policies and practices. They act in collaboration, using the best available science to facilitate and support resiliency and recovery.” (adapted from Hendricks, Conradi, & Wilson, 2011, p.189)  This course               One of the first steps in building trauma and resiliency informed communities, is assuring a trauma and resiliency informed educational foundation for all our human service leaders, professionals, community partners, parents, caregivers, and youth. In a trauma and resilience informed 360 approach, anyone invested in improving the well-being of our communities needs to understand the basic principles of the impact of trauma and the responsibility we all hold in building individual and community resilience.   The Resilience Effect: Understanding Adversity and Building on Resilience Course Provides participants with an understanding and skill base in the five (5) following areas:   Understanding Trauma – The Most Basic Public Health Issue: Learn about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) as well as other types of trauma and their impact on youth and adults’ overall wellbeing   Trauma’s Impact on the Brain: Practice utilizing Dr. Daniel Sigel’s Upstairs/Downstairs brain model, build basic skills anyone can use to connect and redirect someone in a heightened state of stress   Trauma’s Impact on At-Risk Health Behaviors: Assure you respond to the person’s NEED, not react to their BEHAVIOR   Building Individual Resilience with Every Day Action: Promote Self-Regulation, Positive Self-Identity, and Co-Regulation Skills in others’ lives and our own   Building Community Resilience: Understanding the Virtuous Cycle, Building and Engaging in Trauma Informed Community Networks, the power of Collective Impact Models of Resilience and how they improve our communities health outcomes  

$250.00 USD

Live (in person or virtual) Course Offerings

We have several course offerings below that your organization can engage.

We can also build new curriculums based on your needs, offer the content in person, via a webinar or create the content and offer it on demand.

Trauma Certification Program with NASW (Virginia Chapter)

Integration Solutions, LLC. is excited to partner with the Virginia Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers in offering the 
Trauma Therapy Certificate: The Resilience Effect™ Training Program.

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Trauma and Resilience Basic Course and Train the Trainer

The Resilience Effect™: Understanding Adversity and Building on Resilience

Trauma and Resilience Basics Course Description

70% of adults in the U.S. have experienced some type of traumatic event at least once in their lives, 223.4 million people. Adverse Childhood Studies show that many of these traumas occur before age 18 and result in disrupted brain development, adoption of at risk health behaviors, and increases the risk for disease, disability and social problems in children and adults, including developing physical and mental illness. The Center of Disease Control recognizes this epidemic requires a public health response at a national level, state and local level. Evidence has shown that by implementing trauma informed practices within all human service systems impacting youth, adults and their families, individuals are empowered to build their resilience and enhance their overall health and well being.

 The Resilience Effect™: Understanding Adversity and Building on Resilience

Course Description:

This course is designed to prepare selected trainers to utilize the Trauma and Resilience Basics Course in their training work within their agency as well as in offering it to community partners.