Training for professionals and family on abusive head trauma and neglect and how to support survivors and families
TRAINING IS VALUABLE FOR: Counselors, psychologists, educational professionals, related service personnel, administrators, behavioral health, early childhood education, support staff, juvenile and adult corrections, foster care, vocational rehabilitation, professionals working with domestic violence survivors, senior healthcare, child protective services, any professionals who work with youth and families, parents/guardians and any interested community member.
The format for these sessions will be a short-format lecture with open discussion, “workgroup activities”, and ongoing question-and-answer sessions throughout.
This course will cover the: incidence and prevalence of abusive head trauma (AHT), identify the leading causes and consequences of AHT and neglect, and what strategies are available to support individuals in school and community and their families too.
**This training covers an intense topic around abuse and children. Please be prepared when you come to training and if you need to step away at any time you can.
All materials are provided for this course including PPT handouts, activity sheets, and resources.
A total of 3 contact hours for professional development/ continuing education units. are offered. The session is set for two, 90-min segments with a 30-min BRAIN BREAK! (8:30A-10:00A and 10:30A-Noon)
Date: October 24, 2026
Time: 8:30AM – 12:00PM (AZ-MST)
