eTIRO Capacity Building Training for DPH Community Partners – 9:00am PT

Join us for this in-depth, interactive 3-session virtual trauma-informed training series specifically designed for public health community partners and facilitated by Lumos Transforms.

In this course, you will learn to:

1. Appreciate the role of the embodied Trauma Informed Resilience Oriented (eTIRO) approach in  public health administration and service delivery
2. Understand the lineage of the eTIRO approach and articulate the core eTIRO goals and principles
3. Illustrate the stress-trauma continuum’s expression and impacts on the somatic, emotional, mental, behavioral, and relational levels
4. Examine how interpersonal, community, cultural, and historical sources of trauma and resilience influence individuals, families, institutions, and systems
5. Understand the role of resilience in trauma healing and recovery
6. Begin to develop embodied resilience necessary for effective eTIRO implementation
7. Identify, track, attune to stress, trauma, and relaxation responses in others for improved co-regulation and empathy with colleagues and community members
8. Explore strategies for prevention and mitigation of vicarious trauma and burnout to improve professional quality of life and capacity for eTIRO implementation
9. Explore the interconnections between the eTIRO approach and the movements for social justice and health equity

Sessions will meet in person on March 27th, April 12th, and April 22nd from 9:00am to 12:30pm Pacific Time.

Location:

DMH Koreatown Mental Health Center
510 South Vermont Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90020

Facilitator: Desiree Magsombol (she/her)