Slide 1
We Build Safe and Resilient School Communities Before, During, and After Trauma
Slide 2
We Build Safe and Resilient School Communities Before, During, and After Trauma
previous arrow
next arrow

We are leaders in creating trauma-informed school systems, with training and consultation in research-and evidence-based interventions that promote crisis prevention, response, and recovery.

0 +

Years of Combined Experience

0 +

School Systems Served

0

School-Based Mental Health Providers Trained

0 +

Educators Trained

Learn How We Can Help You

The Principles That Guide Us

We work with and for our partners.

We provide a full range of trauma prevention, response, and recovery trainings and consultations.

We strengthen our impact through rigorous research and on-the-ground input.

We deliver equitable, inclusive, and high-quality services.

The Principles That Guide Us

We work with and for our partners.

We provide a full range of trauma prevention, response, and recovery trainings and consultations.

We strengthen our impact through rigorous research and on-the-ground input.

We deliver equitable, inclusive, and high-quality services.

Multidisciplinary Approaches to Trauma Prevention, Response, and Recovery

Adversity and trauma leave students, teachers, schools, and communities behind if not addressed. Responding comprehensively to the risks and impacts, The Center for Safe and Resilient Schools provides a range of trainings and consultations that deliver research-tested interventions and programs to support safety and recovery. We cover the spectrum of support, from threat assessment to crisis response and long-term recovery. Our interventions and trainings support the entire school community, from mental health providers on campus to classroom teachers, paraprofessionals, school leaders, and staff.

Multidisciplinary Approaches to Trauma Prevention, Response, and Recovery

Adversity and trauma leave students, teachers, schools, and communities behind if not addressed. Responding comprehensively to the risks and impacts, The Center for Safe and Resilient Schools provides a range of trainings and consultations that deliver research-tested interventions and programs to support safety and recovery. We cover the spectrum of support, from threat assessment to crisis response and long-term recovery. Our interventions and trainings support the entire school community, from mental health providers on campus to classroom teachers, paraprofessionals, school leaders, and staff.

Proven Impact

The effectiveness of The Center’s interventions and trainings has been researched and demonstrated in numerous studies.

CBITS

In a randomized controlled study, students who received CBITS had clinically significant reductions in symptoms of PTSD and depression (Journal of the American Medical Association).

Bounce Back

A study demonstrated that students who received Bounce Back had significant reductions in PTSD and anxiety-related symptoms (Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology).

TISE

An evaluation of Trauma Informed Skills for Educators (TISE) found that 100% of educators who received the training would recommend it to a colleague (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration).

SSET

An evaluation demonstrated reductions in symptoms of PTSD, depression, and teacher-reported behavioral problems in students.

LIFT

Students who took the online LIFT program showed promising reductions in PTSD symptoms and behavioral difficulties (Psychological Services).

Our Impact Transcends Borders

The Center has provided training and technical assistance to schools and communities in every state to enhance their trauma-responsive programing. The Center has also been called on to support and respond to national and international crises.

New York, New York

Uvalde, Texas

New Orleans, Louisiana

Flint, Michigan

Las Vegas, Nevada

Parkland, Florida

Newtown, Connecticut

Columbine, Colorado

Germany

Ireland

Israel

Japan

Lithuania

The Philippines

South Korea

UNITED STATES

INTERNATIONAL

Ready to Take the Next Step?