A Doorway of Hope Trauma-Informed
Facilitator Training Community
A Doorway of Hope is a threshold —
a welcoming space offering trauma-informed training and community
Why trauma-informed?
Because trauma-informed facilitators...
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Bear witness, listen without judgment and validate others’ experiences.
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Refrain from giving advice.
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Know why, what, and when to apply grounding and self-care tools or practices during group sessions.
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Allow space where losses are named and mourned.
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Ask what safety looks and feels like for them.
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Recognize and affirm strengths.
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Provide resources.
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Remain self-aware, differentiated.
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Understand when, why, and how to refer.
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Practice personal boundaries and self-care.
To learn more about becoming trauma-informed click here.
Perhaps your post-discovery journey included a season in a support group. After a while, you began feeling a tug to lead a group yourself. You understood the unique needs and experiences partners' face, and that the facilitator's role feels overwhelming. That's why the ADOH trauma-informed peer facilitator training community exists.
Peer-facilitator training and support designed specifically for partners is important for you and group members. In groups led by well-trained (and supported) peer-facilitators, group members feel safe, heard, seen, and know they are not alone - and experience authentic and empathetic connections where they can move ahead in their recovery journeys.
A Doorway of Hope is a registered nonprofit 501c3 #33-3841887
Your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowable by law.
Thank you for your support.
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