Treatment Collaborative for Traumatized Youth

Treatment Collaborative for Traumatized Youth TCTY utilizes a Learning Collaborative approach to disseminate evidence-based mental health services for traumatized youth and their families.

Our mission is to enhance the availability of evidence-based mental health treatments for traumatized individuals in North Dakota through implementing results-driven therapy and building a multidisciplinary collaborative network across the region Research supports the use of a Learning Collaborative model to circulate treatments. Additionally, our training team believes that this model is the most

effective means to promote successful implementation, adoption, and spread of evidenced-based practices. We conduct and facilitate trainings on trauma-specific and evidence-based treatments using the learning collaborative model. We have trained clinicians in several models over the years such as trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), structured psychotherapy for adolescents residing in chronic stress (SPARCS), alternatives for families cognitive behavioral therapy (AF-CBT), and honoring children and mending circles (HC-MC) TF-CBT.

The TCTY team is excited to announce the 2026 East TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) Learning Collabo...
06/02/2026

The TCTY team is excited to announce the 2026 East TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) Learning Collaborative Training!

October 5 & 6, 2026 • In Person • Radisson Blu • Fargo, ND

October 15, 2026 • Virtual • Advanced TF-CBT: Application, Engagement & Strategies for Telehealth

Apply here: https://forms.office.com/r/89h5uZH4Ed

Learning Collaborative Packet:https://www.tcty-nd.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/TF-CBT-2026-EAST-Fargo-Training-Packet.pdf

In stressful or challenging times it is important to have a healthy strategy to help calm your body and mind. Lemon Sque...
06/01/2026

In stressful or challenging times it is important to have a healthy strategy to help calm your body and mind. Lemon Squeezes are a fun, easy way to release tension and take deep breaths.

Come see us at Midwest Kid Fest, this Friday, to learn lemon squeezes and other coping skills!
https://www.tcty-nd.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Lemon-Squeezes.pdf

Sesame Workshop’s Supporting Grieving Native American Children and Families webinar provides ways to support Native Amer...
05/26/2026

Sesame Workshop’s Supporting Grieving Native American Children and Families webinar provides ways to support Native American Children and families who are grieving with compassion and cultural humility.

📱https://sesameworkshop.org/resources/supporting-grieving-native-american-children-and-families/

Sesame Workshop’s Supporting Grieving Native American Children and Families webinar provides ways to support Native American Children and families who are grieving with compassion and cultural humility.

American Indian & Alaskan Native women and girls are at a higher risk of experiencing violence and are less likely to ha...
05/22/2026

American Indian & Alaskan Native women and girls are at a higher risk of experiencing violence and are less likely to have access to the health and support services they need to heal. Check out this resource from the National Health Resource Center on Domestic Violence to know what to do and how to help!

�https://www.tcty-nd.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Safety-Health-for-Indigenous-Women.pdf

Last week during Honoring Children, Mending the Circle (HCMC), we had the opportunity to have a blanket ceremony to hono...
05/21/2026

Last week during Honoring Children, Mending the Circle (HCMC), we had the opportunity to have a blanket ceremony to honor three incredible women who help carry the heart of Project HEAL forward every day — Corinne, Julia, and Sherie. 💛

Blanket ceremonies are a meaningful way in Indigenous communities to recognize and wrap someone in gratitude, respect, and community. Each of these women have poured into supporting this work and helping create spaces of healing for Native children and families across North Dakota.

It was a powerful moment of reflection, appreciation, and connection. We are deeply grateful for their leadership, compassion, and commitment to culturally grounded trauma-informed care.

Miigwech/thank you for all that you do. ✨

With love and care,
Emily Sargent, Project HEAL Director
Samantha Beauchman and Tori Williams, Project HEAL trainers
Nicola Herting, TCTY Director

05/19/2026
Last week we hosted our Honoring Children, Mending the Circle (HC-MC) training in Fargo! HCMC is a cultural enhancement ...
05/19/2026

Last week we hosted our Honoring Children, Mending the Circle (HC-MC) training in Fargo! HCMC is a cultural enhancement of TF-CBT that integrates the healing process within a traditional framework supporting the beliefs of American Indian and Alaska Native cultures.

Thank you to everyone who participated! We are excited to help bring this impactful therapy to North Dakotan youth!

Address

4840 23rd Avenue S
Fargo, ND
58104

Telephone

+17012931335

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