Participants can use this online, interactive course to explore what trauma is, how it shows up and why understanding its impact is critical when working with youth and families and setting out to transform youth justice practices.
This is the sixth course in the seven-part Juvenile Probation Transformation Training Series.
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What You Will Gain From This Course
Learn about different types of trauma and test your understanding of them. | Understanding Trauma Triggers Explore real-life scenarios to see how trauma can influence behavior. Reflect on how you might respond with greater awareness and care. | Test your instincts by sorting each practice into what helps and what harms in trauma-responsive work. |
Meet the People Behind the Course
Lead Contributing Experts
![]() | Jeannette Bocanegra-Simon — Executive Director, Justice for Families |
| Sue Badeau — Speaker, Writer and Consultant in Child Trauma, Resilience, Self-Care, Child Welfare, Justice, Policy |
Design Team: Harley Consulting Group
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Explore the full training series and choose the modules that fit your role and context.
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![]() | Earn 1.5 APPA Contact HoursThe American Probation and Parole Association has approved this course for 1.5 contact hours. Individuals who complete this course may be eligible for professional learning or contact hours, depending on the requirements of their jurisdiction and role. Completion certificates can be submitted through the appropriate local process for credit consideration. |
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