Local trauma-informed care resources empower communities

Dr. Michelle Woodbridge (who has been studying prevention and intervention programs related to school-based mental health for more than 25 years) discusses the benefits of collecting and sharing information about local community resources with participants in research studies. This video was produced by the 3C Institute.

Helpful resources on cognitive behavior interventions can be found on the Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools (CBITS) program website. Resources for trauma-informed schools can be found on the Treatment and Services Adaptation Center (TSA) website.

Topics: Researcher-practitioner partnership Resource School-Community Partnerships Video

Tags: Collaboration


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