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Promoting learning, growing, and knowledge of trauma and trauma-informed practices.

The New York State Trauma-Informed Network and Resource Center promotes learning, growing, and the deepening of knowledge. It creates partnerships, builds communities, and furthers the understanding of trauma, trauma-responsive practices, wellness, and well-being.

10/27/2026

For those working in the Education sector, we know some days are more challenging than others. That’s why it's especially important to build in ways to ground yourself during tough moments.

Check out these resources from our Frontline Workers Wellness Toolkit. We hope they help when you need a reset!

10/22/2026

When we say everyone is welcome in our sessions, we mean it.

Beginning this October, Dr. John Pagano will offer a six-week series of BBM sessions open to all neurodivergent residents of New York State. Check out the full schedule on our site ➡️ https://www.traumainformedny.org/initiatives/breath-body-mind/

10/21/2026

As the school year gets underway, pacing your energy becomes just as important as lesson planning.

Our Educator Reset: While Students Work guide provides practical, desk-side strategies to help you ground and reset during independent work time, building small moments of calm into a busy day.

🔍 Explore this resource and more here: https://www.traumainformedny.org/initiatives/flw-toolkit/educators/

10/21/2026

Here’s to another year of sharing wonderful moments with our network. 💚

Thank you to everyone who attended this year’s Join the Journey conference. You all truly showed us what it means to cultivate connections by openly sharing your story and knowledge on what it means to be trauma-informed. We’re so thankful for every single one of you!

10/15/2026

Join us in welcoming our new Storyteller in Residence, Carly Lanning! ⭐️

Carly has over 18 years of experience working at the intersection of communications and survivor advocacy. Learn more about her on our website and stay tuned for her stories!

10/14/2026

When leadership is reduced to an individual endurance test, it only leads to burnout and isolation.

Our new virtual series is for leaders (no formal title needed) who want to move beyond coping alone and build community practices to support mutual support networks.

Register here: https://events.traumainformedny.org/ResilientLeadershipTINRC?i=rO_fHZmzZWlOfbDVzkw1zlUV4_RuIJKf

10/07/2026

Is your organization on a journey toward becoming more trauma-informed? TRUST can help you gauge your progress.

This strengths-based organizational self-assessment tool will guide you through a set of questions to assess your implementation of equity-centered practices, and provide a real-time report with results and recommendations to help you go even further.

Learn more about TRUST on our website ➡️ https://www.traumainformedny.org/initiatives/trust-tool/

10/07/2026

New York educators are officially one month into the new school year. How are your energy levels holding up?

When stress spikes, our "Educator Reset: Regulate Before You Respond" guide offers quick, practical steps to:

-Pause and notice physical signs of stress
-Reset your nervous system in the middle of a busy day
-Respond with intention rather than reaction

Take a breather today—you deserve the same compassion you give your students every single day. 🧘

🔍 Explore this resource and more here:
https://www.traumainformedny.org/initiatives/flw-toolkit/educators/

10/01/2026

In part three of her series, Shalet shares how her lifelong connection to music evolved into a therapeutic practice.

Learn how she’s building a movement rooted in culture, healing, and authenticity, by checking out her latest video 💜

https://www.traumainformedny.org/part-iii-healing-thru-hip-hop/

09/30/2026

When we are upset, angry, or afraid, our bodies tend to respond before we even speak. In those moments, it can be difficult to calm your nervous system and feel safe. 🙇

Our latest resource shares a simple micro-practice to help during stressful times when your heart races, your jaw clenches, or your breathing quickens.

Check it out here: https://www.traumainformedny.org/resource/your-body-leads-before-your-words-self-regulation-micro-practice/

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