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TREP Project Courses

Through providing numerous professional development workshops and developing planning tools for schools coping with high levels of student trauma, we have identified targeted trauma response educational practices that are effective in the classroom.

Build Your Toolbox of Strategies

These self-paced courses targeted to the roles of various school staff will build your toolbox of strategies to respond to the psychological, emotional, behavioral, and academic needs of students coping with trauma.

Easily Digestible Units

Course content is broken down into easily digestible units and presented with a blend of multimedia and practice and planning assignments to facilitate engagement.

Focused Practice

Courses utilize a range of reflection assignments and planning activities. Courses also include self-care assessments and activities to foster your well-being.

Courses Currently Available

$35
Understanding Trauma and Trauma Responsive Educational Practices*
140 Lessons
4 Modules
$35
Bringing Tier 2
Down to Tier 1*
80 Lessons
15 Topical Modules
$35
Mental Health and Trauma Training for School Nurses*

180 Lessons
10 Modules
$35
How Security Staff can Support Students Coping with Trauma*
68 Lessons
6 Modules
Free
Trauma Responsive De-Escalation*

Video lessons created as a free supplement to the book.
19 video lessons
Free
Your Guide to Educator Self-Care*

Video lessons created as a free supplement to the book.

37 video lessons
TREP PROJECT
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Certificate of Completion

Upon completion of each course, you will receive a completion certificate indicating 6 to 8 hours of professional development learning time. Awarding of professional development and continuing education credit is determined by your institute.

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