If you’re a professional who works daily in a high-touch way with children impacted by major childhood adversities like Childhood Domestic Violence (CDV) – or adults who used to be these children and still struggle – or if you think you comes into contact with many of them (maybe without even realizing), you would likely find our trainings helpful. They are relevant for anyone working in child development, youth crisis prevention, or human services – including a wide cross-section of disciplines, from the psychological, psycho-social, clinical and social work professions, to education, medical/nursing, criminal justice, and other “helping professions”.

So the trainings can prepare any professional who may come into regular contact with children (or former children, now adults) impacted by major childhood adversities. First tier professionals most likely to benefit are social workers, school social workers, social service administrators, guidance counselors, day care providers, child and domestic violence advocates, youth mentors, pediatricians, nurses, and juvenile justice professionals.