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X-WR-CALDESC:Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) is a holistic appro
 ach that is multidisciplinary\, flexible\, attachment-centered\, and chall
 enging. It is an evidence-based\, trauma-informed intervention that is spe
 cifically designed for children who come from hard places\, such as maltre
 atment\, abuse\, neglect\, multiple home placements\, and violence\; but y
 ou will see that the principles apply to all children. TBRI consists of th
 ree sets of harmonious principles: Connecting\, Empowering\, Correcting Pr
 inciples\, which you will learn more about in this training module.\n\nLea
 rning Objectives\n\nIn this Zoom workshop\, advocates will be able to:\n- 
 Identify behaviors as a result of trauma\n- Gain insight into trauma-infor
 med engagement with CASA children\n- Recognize the importance of advocatin
 g for trauma-informed interventions\n\nParticipants will receive 2 hours o
 f continuing education credit.\n\nBiography\nKatelyn Wilee has been an Adv
 ocate Supervisor at CASA for Douglas County since 2018. Katelyn's career w
 ith CASA began in 2016 as the Advocate Supervisor for CASA of Plaquemines 
 Parish in Louisiana. Prior to joining CASA\, Katelyn spent six years at Bo
 ys Town Louisiana in New Orleans\, working in several roles across the Int
 egrated Continuum of Care. Katelyn holds a bachelor's in Children\, Youth\
 , and Family Studies and a master's in Clinical Counseling. She is a Darkn
 ess to Light Facilitator and a Trust-Based Relational Intervention Practit
 ioner.
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DESCRIPTION:Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) is a holistic approa
 ch that is multidisciplinary\, flexible\, attachment-centered\, and challe
 nging. It is an evidence-based\, trauma-informed intervention that is spec
 ifically designed for children who come from hard places\, such as maltrea
 tment\, abuse\, neglect\, multiple home placements\, and violence\; but yo
 u will see that the principles apply to all children. TBRI consists of thr
 ee sets of harmonious principles: Connecting\, Empowering\, Correcting Pri
 nciples\, which you will learn more about in this training module.\n\nLear
 ning Objectives\n\nIn this Zoom workshop\, advocates will be able to:\n- I
 dentify behaviors as a result of trauma\n- Gain insight into trauma-inform
 ed engagement with CASA children\n- Recognize the importance of advocating
  for trauma-informed interventions\n\nParticipants will receive 2 hours of
  continuing education credit.\n\nBiography\nKatelyn Wilee has been an Advo
 cate Supervisor at CASA for Douglas County since 2018. Katelyn's career wi
 th CASA began in 2016 as the Advocate Supervisor for CASA of Plaquemines P
 arish in Louisiana. Prior to joining CASA\, Katelyn spent six years at Boy
 s Town Louisiana in New Orleans\, working in several roles across the Inte
 grated Continuum of Care. Katelyn holds a bachelor's in Children\, Youth\,
  and Family Studies and a master's in Clinical Counseling. She is a Darkne
 ss to Light Facilitator and a Trust-Based Relational Intervention Practiti
 oner.
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SUMMARY:TBRI Overview
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