Event Details


Advocates working with survivors of trauma, like domestic violence or sexual assault, need knowledge of trauma along withpractical tools and strategies to create a supportive environment and navigate challenging situations. This full day, in person, interactive training seeks to deepen the participant's understanding of trauma's impact and cultivate a more trauma-informed approach to de-escalation.  

This training will provide knowledge and techniques to effectively de-escalate situations by: 

  • Understanding trauma's neurobiological impact and its influence on behavior. 
  • Identifying and responding to trauma-related "triggers" in survivors. 
  • Exploring trauma-informed advocacy principles
  • Implementing trauma-informed de-escalation strategies
  • Promoting healing and building resilience in survivors and advocates. 

This training is intended for domestic violence and sexual assault advocates, victim support professionals and other allied individuals working with trauma survivors. 


Date & Time

Event Date(s): 10/02/2025 - 10/02/2025

Event Time(s): 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Credits: 6 Hours


Contact Person

Jennifer Lyon jlyon@gcadv.org

Location

GCADV Parklake Office
2295 Parklake Drive Suite 130
Atlanta, GA 30345


Speaker Information

Jennifer Lyon, M.S. M.Div. Director of Training and Capacity Building


Intended Audience

This training is intended for domestic violence and sexual assault advocates, victim support professionals and other allied individuals working with trauma survivors and has been approved as 6 training hours for state certified DV programs by The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council.


Registration Cancellation Policy

To cancel your registration after you have been approved, please contact krussell@gcadv.org.