Certified Trauma Support Specialist 2026

Certified Trauma Support Specialist 2026 is organized by Arizona Trauma Institute (ATI) and will be held from Apr 28 - 29, 2026.

Description:
Trauma-informed care is vital for enhancing non-clinical professionals' ability to support individuals with a history of adversity. In this transformative training, you'll learn to interpret dysregulation through neurobiological insights, shift from deficit-focused care to asset-based approaches, and foster environments that promote resilience and self-regulation. Gain practical tools to address challenging behaviors as responses to past experiences, create nurturing spaces, and develop strategies to live with integrity while supporting others. Equip yourself to provide impactful care and make a difference in the healing process. Register today to elevate your practice!

Certification Description:
Certified Trauma Support Specialist is a certification that attests that the bearer has completed the educational requirements necessary to help non-clinical care professionals learn the essential information and skills to help trauma survivors recover fully. This certification is valuable for non-clinical trauma professionals, mental health staff, nurses, and emergency first responders. Certification demonstrates knowledge of the essential information and skills to help trauma survivors recover fully from the events of their past.

Who Should Attend:
This course is designed for professionals and caregivers seeking to enhance their trauma-informed care skills and build resilience-focused support systems. Ideal attendees include:

• Case managers aiming to create nurturing, healing environments.
• Foster parents seeking tools to empower children with trauma histories.
• Parents committed to understanding and supporting their children's needs.
• Teachers looking to foster safe, supportive classrooms.
• Nurses working to address trauma's impact on health and behavior.
• Daycare workers dedicated to creating secure and caring early learning spaces.
• Social workers striving to deliver impactful, trauma-informed services.