The TBRI Podcast

Dr. Angie Proctor joins us to talk about her recent work with youth and young adults transitioning out of foster care.

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Boys and Girls Country of Houston

Boles Children’s Home

Scott Watters

Angie’s Book: When Self-Care is a Dirty Word

Today our guest is Ana Lucia Cornejo. Analu is a TBRI Practitoner and holds a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology and Has worked with vulnerable children and families through private practice and NGOs. She currently works for CAFO Research Centre as the Liaison for Latin America and for OneTree, a Life Action independent partner focused on the care and development of Great Commission leaders in mission and ministry. She serves as a member of Peru por los Niños committee, an alliance of Organizations that advocate for every child to live in a family.

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On this episode of the TBRI Podcast, we hear from Lucinda Miles, who is the TBRI Program Director for Volunteers for Youth Justice (VYJ) in Shreveport, Louisiana. Lucinda shares about her work with VYJ, specifically in family court settings, and also about her work in educating inmates at Caddo Correctional Center in TBRI. Be sure to listen all the way to the end of the episode where we added a bit of bonus content about the wonderful results of TBRI Training at Caddo Correctional Center.

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Today we're chatting with Gaby Garcia, the Director of Community Development for OC United in Fullerton, CA. Gaby shares her journey to TBRI and the variety of ways she is applying it through her work with OC United - from after school programs to domestic violence support groups.

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- OC United

- TBRI® & Trauma-Informed Classrooms Training

- Toxic Stress & The Brain

- Making Sense of Your Worth

In this episode, Amanda Purvis stops by the podcast to talk about the global impact of TBRI and implementation across cultures.

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TBRI Ambassador Organizations

Amanda's previous episodes:

- Trauma, the Brain and TBRI

- TBRI Connecting Principles

- Meet the Trainer

Cindy Lee, LCSW is back on the podcast to talk about her work with families and individuals impacted by FASDs, and how TBRI is applied uniquely with this population. Cindy and our host Sarah Mercado walk us through the three sets of TBRI Principles, Empowering, Connecting and Correcting, and discuss how TBRI might be adapted to best meet the needs of a person impacted by FASD.

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- HALO Project

- Cindy's Previous TBRI Podcast Episodes: here and here

- Jude Caddidy - Truth Lies & Intimacy Article ( four skills for meaningful relationships)

- Trying Differently Rather Than Harder (book)

- FASD Success (podcast, videos, courses)

In this episode, Troy McPeak joins us to continue the conversation on the TBRI Responsive Strategies. This time we're looking at the TBRI IDEAL Response and Levels of Response and how it looks to use these strategies with teens.

We're kicking off Season 9 of the TBRI® Podcast with a deep dive into the TBRI® Responsive Strategies. In this episode, Kari Dady walks us through the TBRI® IDEAL Response and Levels of Response as an approach to address behaviors.

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Today we have a special bonus episode that has become canon for the TBRI Podcast. Kayla Rabb and Sarah Mercado discuss the impact of racism on the 5 B's as a form of trauma.

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We're wrapping up season 8 of the TBRI Podcast with a "meet the trainer" chat with Geoff Nelson. Geoff is a Regional Training Specialist with KPICD.

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