Trauma-Informed Practices
Presented by Strobel Education
Strobel Education offers a comprehensive Trauma-Informed Practices workshop designed to help educators understand how trauma affects the brain and student behaviour, and equip them with concrete strategies for creating supportive, resilient classroom environments. The training covers how to recognise the effects of trauma on student achievement, implement restorative classroom discipline, and teach social-emotional learning (SEL) lessons that improve student self-regulation. Delivered in a dynamic two-part format with six to eight hours of instruction, the workshop provides digital resources so educators can immediately begin creating a trauma-informed classroom. Strobel Education is known for making research-based strategies accessible and actionable, and this workshop reflects that approach—giving teachers not just theoretical understanding of trauma's impact on learning but ready-to-use tools, student activities, and planning materials they can implement the next day. Available in virtual, online self-paced, and on-site formats, the training is flexible enough to meet the needs of individual teachers, grade-level teams, or entire schools.
Key Takeaways
Evidence base: Grounded in research on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), trauma's impact on brain development and learning, and evidence-based approaches to social-emotional learning and restorative discipline practices.
Presenter
Strobel Education Facilitators
Strobel Education is a professional development company offering live virtual workshops, online courses, and on-site training for K-12 educators. Their programs focus on research-based, immediately applicable strategies across areas including trauma-informed practices, classroom management, and student engagement.
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