Learn How to Support Others After a Crisis at the Emotional First Aid Training Seminar in Hood River
The Trauma Intervention Program Northwest (TIPNW), in collaboration with local community partners, invites community members, professionals, and anyone interested in compassionate crisis response to attend the upcoming Emotional First Aid (EFA) Training Seminar on Saturday, June 21, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Best Western Plus Hood River Inn.
This unique 8-hour seminar offers life-changing skills to help attendees support people immediately following a traumatic event. Participants will learn how to be present and helpful in times of emotional shock—whether with friends, coworkers, clients, or even strangers.
Led by June Vining, Executive Director and Founding Volunteer of TIPNW and nationally recognized for her leadership and crisis response training, the seminar will explore:
- What to say—and not say—after a traumatic event
- The difference between caring and curing
- Understanding emotional shock
- The TIP 5 Emotional First Aid Skills
- What people need after a sudden death
- How to give a compassionate death notification
Cost: $20 per person (significantly reduced thanks to generous donor support)
Location: Best Western Plus Hood River Inn, 1108 E Marina Drive, Hood River, OR 97031
Register online:
https://www.tipnw.org/efa-registration/
“We believe that everyone can be a source of calm and care in the midst of crisis,” said June Vining. “This seminar empowers people to show up with confidence and compassion when it matters most.”
TIPNW is a nonprofit organization committed to ensuring that emotionally traumatized individuals receive immediate support after a tragic event.
This special event is proudly hosted by local community partners dedicated to building a more informed, resilient, and supportive region. Thanks to the generosity of donors, the registration fee has been substantially reduced to ensure broader access.
Individuals or organizations interested in helping cover participant costs or supporting the event are encouraged to contact Six Rivers Dispute Resolution Center at director @ 6rivers.org.
If you can't afford to attend, you're encouraged to contact Six Rivers.
Contact:
TIP Northwest
(971) 666-9958
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www.tipnw.org
Community partners: Mid-Columbia Center for Living, Best Western Hood River Inn, One Community Health, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission Police Department, Mid-Columbia Community Action Council, Haven, and Six Rivers Dispute Resolution Center
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