Live Training Calendar

 
CRI’s Foundations of Resilience course is approved for WA State Clock hours and Continuing Education credits for educators, mental health therapists and others through Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA.  
 
Please inquire with your instructor(s) for more information prior to beginning your course.

Foundations of Resilience

Live Webinar

This 2-session course will be held live over Zoom from 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM Pacific Time, on May 6 & 7.

Build a strong, practical foundation in trauma-informed care and resilience through CRI’s KISS framework—Knowledge, Insight, Strategies, and Structure. This course bridges theory and real-world application, equipping you with evidence-based resilience strategies you can apply immediately.

You will explore the foundational NEAR Sciences—Neuroscience, Epigenetics, ACE Studies, and Resilience—while deepening your understanding of the vital connection between knowledge and insight. Through this lens, you will learn core practices that strengthen your capacity to support others through effective self-regulation and co-regulation.

At its core, this course empowers you to confidently recognize and respond to trauma—even when an individual’s history is unknown—while fostering resilience, safety, and meaningful connection in every interaction.

WA State Clock Hours are available for these sessions.

This course is eligible for 7 OSPI Clock Hours or .7 CEUs.

Train the Trainer: Foundations of Resilience

Live Webinar

This 2-session course will be held live over Zoom from 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Pacific Time, on May 27th & 28th.

The Train the Trainer: Foundations of Resilience course is designed for participants who have completed Foundations of Resilience and are ready to lead this work within their own organizations and communities.

This course builds on foundational knowledge by focusing on trauma-informed teaching strategies.  Participants will deepen their understanding of how to effectively deliver resilience-based content using teaching principles focusing on safety, engagement, regulation, and connection. Emphasis is placed on modeling regulation strategies, fostering psychological safety in learning environments, and adapting delivery to meet diverse participant needs.

Throughout the course, trainers will review and strengthen their mastery of core material while developing skills to tailor content to specific organizational contexts. Participants will learn strategies for adapting messaging to varied audiences, facilitating meaningful discussion, navigating resistance, and maintaining fidelity to the resilience framework while allowing for flexibility and responsiveness.

By the end of this course, participants will be prepared to confidently deliver trauma-informed resilience training that reflects best practices in adult education, honors individual and organizational needs, and strengthens sustainable, resilience-centered culture change.

Early bird pricing available through April 15!
This year’s conference is eligible for clock hours and continuing education units through OSPI and Gonzaga University, respectively.

CRI's 2026 Annual Conference

The Road Ahead: New Frontiers in Resilience

This two-day virtual conference will be held live over Zoom on June 24 & 25.

Join the Community Resilience Initiative and innovators in trauma-informed practices as we chart new territory in building individual- and community-level resilience.

This year’s conference has four primary tracks:

  1. Educator
  2. Social Services
  3. Wellness
  4. Research

 

Mark your calendars now and register before April 15th to receive Early Bird pricing.

CRI is still accepting applications for presenters through April 5th. Interested in presenting? Please use this link to submit an application.

Customized Training

Any Topic, On Your Schedule

Not finding what you are looking for on our Live Training Calendar?  CRI can create training based on your organization’s needs. We have a number of experts ready to assist!
 
We also provide consultation to support your resiliency journey or to help you implement trauma-informed principles into your organization’s structure, policies, or procedures. Simply reach out to CRI to learn more!

Community Resilience Initiative is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.

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