8.5 hours
Historic Hose Tower
Starting at USD 151
Fri, 26 Sep, 2025 at 08:00 am to 04:30 pm (GMT-05:00)
Historic Hose Tower
5699 Parking Street, Greendale, United States
This training helps participants learn about trauma and implications of traumatic experiences on the brain through a neuroscience perspective that offers a broadened perspective to behavior and intervention. Understanding these concepts and incorporating a new ‘multicultural trauma informed lens’ can reshape our interactions with minoritized communities. Knowing this approach helps participants advocate and implement new strategies in their professional settings.
Learning Objectives:
· Learn about the history, research, and foundation of Trauma Informed Care. 2
· Learn about Trauma Informed Care from a historical, generational, and racial lens.
· Identify the impact of trauma and culture on minoritized populations.
· Explore the elements of a trauma responsive community and supports available in the community.
Schedule (6.5 CEUs):
Meet the Speaker:
McKenna Garvey is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Perinatal Mental Health Certified Therapist. As an Outpatient Clinical Supervisor she specializes in complex trauma, personality disorders, and self-destructive behavior. Additionally, she holds an AODA certificate and brings trauma-informed expertise to her clinical work.
In her training role, McKenna delivers content on topics including multicultural trauma-informed care, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, and identity work.
Her global experience also includes refugee resettlement and family reunification, underlining her commitment to social justice and equity. She integrates lived experience, somatic mind–body approaches, and trauma-informed principles into her workshops and supervision
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Tickets for Multicultural Approaches to Trauma Informed Care can be booked here.
Ticket type | Ticket price |
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Multicultural Approaches to Trauma Informed Care | 151 USD |