General Consulting Services

HT 101:

This training is tailored for those who lack a solid understanding of human trafficking - its definition, how it occurs, and the vulnerabilities that can make individuals more susceptible to becoming victims. Duration: 2 hours

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HT 102:

Intended for individuals with a basic understanding of HT 101, this session delves into the reasons victims may return to their traffickers, explores techniques for establishing rapport with victims, and provides guidance on supporting victims through client-centered and trauma-focused approaches once they choose to exit the trafficking situation.

Duration: 3-5 hours (duration varies based on group size)

Join us for transformative training designed to equip service providers with the essential tools to effectively connect with victims under their care. This interactive training will empower you with foundational knowledge on engaging victims in conversation, ensuring their comfort and safety, active listening, and defusing potential confrontations. Through interactive role-plays, you'll master effective communication techniques to create a supportive and empowering environment for the individuals you serve. By the end of this training, you'll have the skills and confidence to connect meaningfully with and support vulnerable individuals in your care. This is your opportunity to make a real difference in their lives.

This interactive training experience is designed to provide a thorough understanding of authentic self-care. It offers practical guidance and the opportunity to engage in rejuvenating self-care practices. After completing this immersive training, participants will feel uplifted and empowered to develop a personalized self-care regimen.

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Whether you choose a single comprehensive training session or a series of engaging mini-workshops, tailored to your agency's training event, this training can be customized to meet your specific needs.

PTG 101

This specialized training is tailored for individuals working in direct service with populations that have been impacted by PTSD or cPTSD. It is designed to equip participants with a fundamental understanding of Post-Traumatic Growth (PTG), including the four traits conducive to experiencing PTG and the five domains of PTG. The training will provide insights into how service providers can effectively nurture PTG in the clients they serve. 

 3 hours

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PTG102

In order to further explore the concept of Post-Traumatic Growth (PTG), our program is designed to facilitate the practical application of specific techniques and modalities that your agency can implement to yield tangible results. Through interactive role-play scenarios, participants will acquire hands-on skills and techniques tailored to the unique needs of your agency and its clients. This program is tailored for agencies with enduring client relationships, such as those serving in safe houses, group homes, recovery houses, and similar long-term care facilities.

This comprehensive training is crafted to address the specific challenges that service providers often face in high-stress, trauma-intensive environments. We will thoroughly explore the indicators and effects of each issue and provide practical strategies for managing them effectively.

Extended Session Option:

This option offers an in-depth training experience that delves into the nuanced and complex issues that may be unique to your agency. We will engage in detailed discussions and interactive role-plays to equip participants with the skills to address these issues and cultivate personalized self-care techniques. This extended version offers a customized approach, acknowledging that each issue requires tailored solutions for effective management.

This training is designed to explain the importance of somatic work and how it can help prevent recidivism in adults in direct service care and AWOL behavior in youth, as well as provide more connection for clients to themselves and others.  Somatic work refers to a range of practices that help individuals develop a deeper understanding of their bodies of regulating emotions and energy. By teaching people to attune to their bodies and recognize their power, we can actively contribute to helping them create safer personal space. Somatic Work will give them the skills and knowledge they need to protect themselves and possibly others. They will develop a greater awareness of their boundaries and learn to assert themselves in situations where they feel uncomfortable or unsafe. By building a stronger connection with their bodies, young people can also develop a greater sense of agency and control over their lives.