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“relationships in modern society. In our work, we find that the best predictor of your current mental health is your current “relational health,” or connectedness. This connectedness is fueled by two things: the basic capabilities you’ve developed to form and maintain relationships, and the relational “opportunities” you have in your family, neighborhood, school, and so forth.”
― Bruce D. Perry, What Happened to You?: Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing
Equipping the Community
Trainings at Known & Loved focus on improving connections within the wider community. We believe that healing and overall well-being are enhanced when communities are interconnected. We provide Churches, Businesses, Schools, and Helping Organizations with tools based on relational neuroscience to support individuals' well-being and foster thriving communities.
If you are interested in scheduling a training session, please contact us at info@knownloved.org.
Trust-Based Relational Intervention®
TBRI® is an attachment-based, trauma-informed intervention created by Dr. Karyn Purvis and David Cross at Texas Christian University. Originally, designed to meet the complex needs of vulnerable children, TBRI® has proved a valuable tool in classrooms, juvenile justice, law enforcement, churches, and corporate environments. TBRI® uses Empowering Principles to address physical needs, Connecting Principles for attachment needs, and Correcting Principles to disarm fear-based behaviors. While the intervention is based on years of attachment, sensory processing, and neuroscience research, the heartbeat of TBRI® is connection.
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TBRI® Community Care Training
Empowering the community with information and assistance is crucial for aiding individuals in their healing journey. Our TBRI® Community Care Training provides the TBRI® Caregiver Training tailored for community settings. We offer a variety of training options, from introductory to advanced, while ensuring the content is customized to relate to the organization's context.
Making Sense of Your Worth for the Workplace
Self-worth is the fundamental aspect of our identity as individuals, highly valued in today's society. It influences our decisions and relationships. People with strong self-worth are more effective in their work, collaborate better, and achieve more. This eight-week program is tailored for those seeking the empowerment of positive self-worth and secure attachment. Implementing this program in the workplace for personal development has proven beneficial on multiple fronts. The Making Sense of Your Worth Curriculum guides participants through a structured process to enhance self-worth, developed by Cindy R. Lee, LCSW in collaboration with HALO Project International. Past participants have reported increased positive self-worth upon program completion. A recent professional participant said, “Making Sense of Your Worth not only impacted me personally it has made me a better manager.”
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Satori Learning Designs SAMA Risk Management Training
Unfortunately when working with the vulnerable who have experienced trauma in their history there can be a need for Protective Engagement. We have researched to find the risk management and crisis prevention program that best aligns with TBRI® principles. Satori SAMA Training is that program and we are proud to offer Program 1-4 Risk Management Training.
- PROGRAM ONE: ASSISTING PROCESS: being able to de-escalate volatile situations using our verbal Assisting Process.
- PROGRAM TWO: PROTECTION OF SELF AND OTHERS: focuses on skills for protecting oneself and others from aggressive act like strikes, kicks, pushes, wrist grasps, life threatening acts like chokes, hair pulls, bites and how to protect oneself on the ground
- PROGRAM THREE: CONTAINMENT: teaches skills for physically holding someone if they are actively trying to harm themselves or others and there is no less restrictive alternative available.
- PROGRAM FOUR: OBJECT RECOVERY: Program Four teaches skills for retrieving objects when a person is threatening to do harm and actively doing harm.
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Professional Development, Training & Speaking
Known & Loved takes pride in providing diverse continuing education opportunities for professionals in the helping field. Our skilled team is ready to deliver presentations at conferences, retreats, churches, and professional development events. Any upcoming Continuing Education Trainings will be listed on our Current & Upcoming Programing Schedule. Reach out to us at info@knownloved.com to arrange a training session or speaking engagement.
