Accomplishing Something Special
Steffannie Roaché, Consultant, Coach, and Counselor, shares her thoughts on how the Trauma Informed Care in Oregon Conference provided a space where history, trauma, and the need for social change could be a focus. She hopes the momentum created can bring transformation. Read more in Steffannie Roaché’s blog post… Trauma-Informed Practices Can Save Lives
Another contributor who attended the conference, Vanessa Nordyke, Salem City Councilor and Mental Health Advocate, found the conference to be a game-changer. She learned about the importance of trauma-informed workplaces and how they create a stronger and more capable workforce. Read more from Vanessa Nordyke in this blog post… Loving So Deeply Freedom Follows
In her work to improve the health and well-being of our communities, Erin Fairchild, Violence Intervention & Prevention Systems Manager, shares how she experienced the conference and provides us with important takeaways from this gathering. Read more from Erin Fairchild in this blog post… Creating Cultures of Care
A Culture of Care Initiative has been awarded in Central Oregon to develop and strengthen trauma-informed cultures in the education system. Three of the coaches attended the Trauma Informed Care in Oregon Conference to learn from other sectors, acquire strategies, and make connections. Read more from Amy, Amber, and Erin in their blog post… Coming Together in Pain and Hope
Lacey Sheppard, a Behavioral Health Consultant in Central Oregon, attended the conference with the hope of learning and growing from the experience. She shares her takeaways from the conference that exceeded her expectations. Read more from Lacey Sheppard in her blog post… Youth Held Space to Heal the Pain of AdultsS. Renee Mitchell shared her thoughts, as well as attendee’s comments, in a blog on her website that we have reposted. We hope you gain learning and understanding from these reflections. Thanks Renee! Read more from Renee Mitchell in her blog post… | 
