This self-paced program, Building Resilience: Trauma Training for Non-Profit Staff & Volunteers, is designed specifically for individuals working in California’s non-profit sector. Led by a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, this course provides essential trauma-informed knowledge and practical tools to help staff, employees, and volunteers recognize, understand, and respond to trauma in the workplace. Participants will explore the foundations of trauma, its impact on individuals and organizations, and the importance of creating a supportive, resilient environment. The program covers key concepts such as trauma triggers, secondary traumatic stress, and self-care strategies, all tailored to the unique challenges faced by non-profit professionals. Through engaging content, real-world scenarios, and actionable resources, learners will gain confidence in supporting themselves and others, fostering a culture of empathy and resilience within their organizations. By equipping your team with trauma-informed skills, this training helps address common challenges in non-profit organizations, such as staff burnout, high turnover, and workplace conflict. Participants will learn strategies to improve communication, reduce stress, and create a safer, more inclusive environment for both staff and the communities they serve. This leads to increased job satisfaction, stronger team cohesion, and more effective service delivery, ultimately enhancing the overall impact of your organization. Whether you are new to trauma-informed care or seeking to deepen your understanding, this training empowers you to make a positive difference in your workplace and community. Join us to build your skills, enhance your well-being, and contribute to a healthier, more compassionate non-profit environment.