Connect Our Kids University offers courses crafted by licensed social workers to educate child welfare professionals on the significance of relational health, the effects of childhood trauma, and the transformative power of connections for children. Our trauma-informed curriculum is designed for anyone seeking a better way to support the well-being of families, children, youth, and young adults within the child welfare system.
Upon completing each course and passing the final quiz, participants receive a certificate of completion, reflecting the designated number of educational hours.
(2 CE credits)
Discover the power of relationships in child welfare and learn how to be a facilitator of these important connections! The Why Relationships Matter course delves into the crucial role that relationships play in the lives of families, children, youth, and young adults in the child welfare system.
Deepen your understanding of how the brain is impacted by childhood trauma and responsive behaviors. Learn how neuroplasticity and relationships give children impacted by trauma a chance to heal--and how YOU can help!
A short-form animated series built for youth and young adults who have experienced childhood trauma and for professionals looking to learn how trauma impacts the populations they serve. This series aims to educate viewers about how the brain works, how trauma impacts the brain and our relationships, and how healthy coping strategies and positive support networks can help us recover from traumatic experiences.
Course 2 focuses on helping teens and young adults reach their full potential by teaching that consistent connections and healthy relationships are the key to recovering from trauma. Over 12 episodes, viewers will learn about stress and anxiety, the importance of safety and belonging, and the skills needed to identify and grow safe connections with others.
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