Trauma-Informed Communities Throughout Allegany County
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Life Long Learning

Trauma-Informed Education

Introducing the Trauma-Informed Communities Coalition’s New Learning Management System
Are you seeking an accessible, engaging way to deepen your understanding of trauma and trauma-informed practices? Is your organization looking for a reliable online platform to train staff in trauma-informed care?
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the Trauma-Informed Communities Coalition’s Learning Management System (LMS) — a dynamic, user-friendly platform designed to support individuals and organizations in building trauma-informed knowledge and capacity.
Why Trauma-Informed Care MattersTrauma affects individuals, families, and communities in profound ways. Whether it's the result of adverse childhood experiences, systemic inequities, or acute incidents, trauma can shape how people interact with services, institutions, and each other. Trauma-informed care is not just a set of practices — it's a mindset that prioritizes safety, trust, empowerment, and healing.
By adopting trauma-informed approaches, organizations can foster environments that are more compassionate, inclusive, and effective. This is especially critical for those working in education, healthcare, social services, justice systems, and community development.
What the LMS OffersThe Trauma-Informed Communities Coalition’s LMS is designed to meet learners where they are. Whether you're just beginning your journey or looking to deepen your expertise, the platform offers:
  • Self-paced courses on trauma fundamentals and trauma-informed care principles
  • Interactive modules with real-world scenarios and reflection exercises
  • Resources for organizations to implement trauma-informed policies and practices
  • Certificates of completion to support professional development
  • Flexible access from any device, anytime
Who Should Use ItThis LMS is ideal for:
  • Frontline professionals in healthcare, education, and social services
  • Organizational leaders seeking to embed trauma-informed principles into their culture
  • Community advocates and volunteers
  • Anyone interested in creating safer, more supportive environments for those impacted by trauma
Join Us in Building Trauma-Informed CommunitiesThe launch of this LMS marks a significant step forward in our collective mission to build communities that understand, respond to, and heal from trauma. We invite you to explore the platform, share it with your networks, and become part of a growing movement toward resilience and equity.
Ready to get started? Email Jonah Crump at [email protected] to learn more and enroll today.

4th Wednesday Workshops
Trauma-Informed Communities throughout Allegany County is proud to offer its year-long website series on the 4th Wednesday of each month. Mark your calendars and join us to learn about topics related to trauma and trauma-informed care.
Past Workshops 
Can't make the workshop, no worries. Take time to watch the recordings when it meets your schedule.
March- Living the Crisis of Poverty: Understanding Trauma and Resilience through the Lens of Poverty
April- Law enforcement and Trauma: A Wellness Program to help Hometown heroes 
August- Its all Relative: Kinship families and Trauma 
Older Adult Mental Health: A Look into the cross section of Trauma and Suicide Prevention
October- The 40 Developmental assets framework 
June- I am an 8
September 2024- Miss Julie's School of Beauty 

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  • Home
    • TICTAC Meetings
    • Upcoming Events
  • 2025 Conference
    • Registration
    • Speakers
  • Trauma-Informed Education
    • Education and Training
  • Trauma Overview
    • Trauma-Informed Care Glossary of Terms
    • Adverse Childhood Experiences
    • Trauma Informed Care Champions
  • #onecaringadult
    • #Onecaringadult Allegany County App
    • #onecaringadult- Academic Stress
    • #onecaringadult- Alcohol and Other Drugs
    • #onecaringadult- Bullying
    • #onecaringadult- LGBTQ+
    • #onecaringadult- Childhood Neglect
    • #onecaringadult- E-Cigarettes and Vaping
    • #onecaringadult- Eating Disorders
    • #onecaringadult- Mental Health
    • #onecaringadult- Online Sexual Exploitation
    • #onecaringadult- Non-Suicidal Self-Injury
    • #onecaringadult- Sexual Abuse
    • #onecaringadult- Sexually Transmitted Infections
    • #onecaringadult- Suicide Prevention
    • #onecaringadult- Teen Dating Violence
    • #onecaringadult- Teen Pregnancy
    • #onecaringadult- Toxic Stress
    • #onecaringadult- Vaping & E-Cigarettes
  • #onecaringfriend
  • Trauma-Informed Resources
    • 10 Questions to Ask When Selecting a Therapist
    • Trauma-Focused Treatments
    • Local Trauma Treatment Providers
  • 2nd Annual First Responder Wellness Symposium 2024