Organizations with professionals and paraprofessionals, and others who work with survivors (children, adolescents, and adults) of traumatic life events, especially those with histories of childhood trauma
Youth-serving professionals working with groups of youth exposed to trauma in the mental health, juvenile justice, and education fields
Parents of children ages 0 to 18 with communication and behavior problems
Children ages 7-18 recently exposed to a potentially traumatic event, or having recently disclosed physical or sexual abuse, and endorsing at least one symptom of posttraumatic stress
Parents, grandparents, teachers, babysitters, and other caretakers who need support - information and practical skills - to create an environment of emotional safety for children in their care that is built upon mutual respect
Females 12 – 24 years old with substance abuse and/or trauma
Sexually reactive children (age 12 and up) and sexually abusive children and adolescents; also used for adult sexual offenders
Children, adolescents, and foster families
Children 9-18 years of age that have been freed for adoption or with a plan for adoption with an emphasis on older youth waiting to be adopted; also appropriate for younger children with special needs, part of a sibling group, or with mental or physical challenges
Children and youth (birth through young adulthood), who have been disconnected from their families by virtue of placement outside of their home, community, and kinship network.
