Thank you for registering for the virtual workshop, "Working Collaboratively to Provide a Trauma Informed Crisis Response!"

THIS WORKSHOP IS FACILITATED LIVE VIA ZOOM ON FRIDAY, MARCH 20, FROM 8 A.M. TO 4 P.M. EST - Zoom meeting details are below:

Topic: Working Collaboratively to Provide a Trauma Informed Crisis Response
Time: Mar 20, 2026 07:30 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89980808527?pwd=PbgyvuYQ3NUCpbbh0nQHydiHp4nlsj.1

Meeting ID: 899 8080 8527
Passcode: 253128

If you run into meeting login issues the day of the workshop, please reach out to sblundell@victimassistanceprogram.org.
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WORKSHOP OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES

In this workshop, participants will learn the fundamentals of crisis, trauma, and crisis intervention, and what it means to use a trauma informed approach when interacting with people in the wake of a mass traumatic event.

Also, participants will learn about short term and long-term therapeutic needs that may emerge following a mass traumatic event, and ways to identify a need for, and coordinate the delivery of, collaborative behavioral health services.

Finally, through guided, small group scenario run-throughs, participants will use their new skills to work collaboratively with other Summit County behavioral health providers on how to provide a trauma informed crisis response across multiple mass crisis situations.

At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to:
1. Define crisis, trauma, and crisis intervention.
2. Understand the basics of individual trauma, complex trauma, and collective trauma.
3. Explain and describe ways that collective trauma may show up in the duration, impact, and severity of a collective traumatic event.
4. Distinguish between crisis intervention and clinical services.
5. Identify clinical needs that may arise for those affected by a collective traumatic event.
6. Use Trauma Informed Approach skills and tools when responding to the crisis of a collective traumatic event.

Those who successfully complete this workshop and who are Ohio-licensed counselors or social workers will earn 6 Ohio CSWMFT Board CEs (Social Work & Counseling) upon completion.

WORKSHOP COMPLETION INSTRUCTIONS

Once this workshop ends, please review all items in the course - you are able to download all files via the Files link in the course.

Also, so that we can provide you with a workshop completion certificate, please review item "Please complete the End of Workshop Certificate Info and Evaluation Survey" and follow the directions to ensure you receive your certificate of completion.

We are looking forward to learning with all of you!

Kindest regards,
Dr. Shelley Blundell, Director of Education, Victim Assistance Program
Dana Zedak, LSW, Essentials Coordinator, Victim Assistance Program
Dr. Erika Graham, Associate Clinical Director, Minority Behavioral Health Group