The on demand workshops are easy to access and the online manuals help keep you on track. When something resonates, you can rewind and watch again. I just finished BPD and it was educational and very... See more
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We envision a world where everyone is trauma-informed. We provide training, consulting, and free resources in the areas of trauma, mental health, counselling skills, and violence prevention.
1-710 Westminster Ave., R3G 1E6, Winnipeg, Canada

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Reply from Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
I really enjoyed the breakout rooms for discussions with others, especially the opportunity to put everything into action at the end, and have additional instructors available for support. Instructor John was both informative and insightful, providing many examples and responding thoughtfully to participants’ comments and questions. The flashlight analogy was helpful too !
I did feel the day was long, but that is to be expected in an online setting. John made sure to include breaks throughout the day, which was appreciated.

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Reply from Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
What an absolutely amazing experience. It was a 5 day workshop with two of the most incredibly humble, knowledgeable, experienced and gentle facilitators I've had the pleasure to learn from. It was fun and immersive. The teaching was straightforward and clear format. The energy was positive and the facilitators (John and Nadine) made this learning experience one of the best I've ever had.
Extremely helpful and insightful presentation of trauma resiliency. The instructor was engaging and used cultural competence.
Thoroughly enjoyed the workshop because it included an excellent handout. The instructor provided concrete examples and there were breakout rooms with discussion time.
Amazing facilitator, who was knowledgeable and engaging. Very informative, evidence-based and thorough Manual and dynamic webinar sessions.
There was nothing wrong with the presentation or the presentation skills of the presenter, but the workshop was more basic than I realized. I have been a clinician for 28 years and (fortunately) there was nothing new for me. It would be very useful for new therapists
The site is easy to navigate and the class is very easy to work with.

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Reply from Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
Well presented, interactive and clear. Good practical information and direction.

Reply from Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
I learned a lot, especially the way the workshop was run - not just presentation but a lot of interaction with the attendees. Good material and very helpful.

Reply from Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute

Reply from Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
We had a lovely, compact hour with our trainer, Heather. She's full of first-hand experience and lots of humour- which always makes folks remember the content better!

Reply from Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
By having it online but the online talk was hard to follow along with the hand outs. I had a hard time following along as I had to jump in and out a couple of times.

Reply from Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
Sheri (who presented the course) was amazing! The topic, of course, was a very important one but how something is presented and explained can make all the difference and this was very evident with Sheri's course. She offered personal and relatable experiences that really made all of the information accessible and applicable.

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