EDUCATION, TRAINING, and TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE |
The Maine Resilience Building Network offers a range of educational opportunities for professionals, parents, and community members. These trainings build skills and knowledge about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs), protective factors and resilience, trauma-informed care practices, individual and organizational wellness, and other topics that improve community members’ well-being. MRBN provides education across many sectors as part of a broad public health approach to address trauma and social determinants of health. All trainings are evidence-based, trauma-informed, and tailored for those who work in education, healthcare (including behavioral health), social services, community-based organizations, civic leadership, and the business community. MRBN provides technical assistance to organizations and communities to become a more trauma-informed system. Technical assistance includes awareness training, policy and practice review, and practice implementation. MRBN takes a strength-based approach grounded in cultural humility and a strong recognition that positive experiences and environments are essential to the health and well-being of systems. |
We tailor our trainings to the specific needs of each sector and include strategies and tools that move participants from understanding to action. Upon requesting a training, MRBN will schedule a call to discuss training goals, audience members, program fees, and scheduling. Training topics include: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Resilience Building Strategies Trauma-informed Practices Cultivating Youth Mattering Reducing Stigma & Shame Connection Between ACEs & Substance Use Integrative Wellness Others upon request |
To view the schedule of upcoming trainings, please visit our Events page. We look forward to working with you to determine the best training approach for your business, group, or organization. For more information and to schedule a training or technical assistance please contact training@maineresilience.org. |