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Excerpt from "Finding God Again" Book
Daniel's writing in "Finding God Again" shares his profound spiritual journey of reconnecting with God through moments of silence, solitude, and deep personal reflection. Drawing from his own experiences and biblical narratives, Daniel explores how individuals can find healing and hope by embracing their vulnerabilities and seeking a closer relationship with the divine. His insights aim to guide participants in understanding the transformative power of solitude and the importance of facing one's inner struggles to achieve true spiritual growth and resilience. Contributed by Daniel Ramos

Seeing Needs, Meeting Needs Tool
Here is an editable Google Sheet that helps you to create a plan for self-regulation and coregulation for yourself and for others. Also included is an example pdf for reference if you need suggestions in the future. Contributed by Margery Arnold

A Decision Tree for Faith Leaders Handling Abuse Allegations
This custom decision tree was created to assist in the complex decision-making tied to abuse allegations. Decision trees serve as invaluable tools for faith leaders navigating the complex and sensitive landscape of handling abuse allegations within their communities. Contributed by Sharon Wegman

Acknowledgement of Country ToolKit
Would you walk into the home of your neighbour without knocking and waiting
politely for an invitation? We pay acknowledgement to the Custodians and Traditional Owners when we walk on their country. This is slightly different to a welcome, that is carried out by the traditional custodians. It is the response from those of us walking on another’s country. You can acknowledge another’s traditional place, and pay your respect. You don’t have to be Aboriginal person to do this. It is honouring and remembering the importance of respecting those who have taken care of country, and those who continue to play a custodial role. Contributed by Leisa Bennett.

What Does it Mean for a Ministry to be Trauma-Informed?
A thoughtful contribution developed from Dr. Rev. Chris' doctoral studies and lived experience. This helpful 2-page article reframes the SAMHSA Trauma-Informed Care framework through the lens of ministry application. The pdf also includes discussion questions for examining ministry settings. Contributed by Chris Haughee.

Guide to Hard Conversations
Drawing on principles from collaborative problem-solving, conscious discipline, and the Imago Dialogue framework, Kris provides practical tools for engaging in meaningful and empathetic dialogues. Participants will learn techniques such as active listening, using "I" statements, and employing conscious discipline strategies to manage emotions and foster mutual understanding. This tool equips attendees with the skills to handle challenging discussions with compassion and effectiveness, promoting healing and connection in their personal and professional relationships. Contributed by Kris Holmes

The ACEs & Resilience Resource Commons for Communities
The ARRCC has a wealth of information for developing and implementing community or ministry strategies to prevent and/or address trauma. This includes the outputs of many workshops, coaching sessions and client engagements that we share at no cost. We're added new lessons in the section on Trauma-Informed Faith Communities. This pdf contains the links to ARRCC as well as even more resources and tools! Contributed by Bill Barberg.

Justice and Righteousness Video Study
This 3-part study series brings new insights into two of the most important words throughout the entire Bible: justice and righteousness. Rather than just try to pin down a simplistic definition of the two words most commonly translated as justice (mišpāṭ) and righteousness (ṣᵊḏāqâ), this study explores these two Hebrew words and several related words to bring a much deeper understanding of these concepts and how they flow into New Testament, where the study shares some of the relevant Greek. Contributed by Bill Barberg.

Preview of eLearning Course: Fundamentals of Community Strategy Engagement
This 40-minute preview introduces the larger 7-hour self-paced course. The Fundamentals of Community Strategy Engagement course introduces and explains key concepts, tools, and techniques for developing, implementing, and evaluating multi-stakeholder strategies to address complex social challenges and system change. It is ideal for leaders or participants in coalitions working to accomplish collective impact or social transformation. This overview course includes 18 modules that have videos ranging from 3 to 7 minutes each, followed by questions to reinforce and confirm learning. The full course is available in the TraumaWise ToolKit. To access the preview, click the link below and select "Free Preview" to enter your information and gain access to the preview materials. Contributed by Bill Barberg.

Spring Theory Tool
Download the Spring Theory Tool that Sue teaches participants how to use in her presentation. Contributed by Sue Shaw

Attunement Journal Page
Use this Attunement graphic to remind you to tune-in to your child! The journaling space allows you to add any extra insights or questions you may have as you learn more. Contributed by Jesse Faris.

How Trauma and Toxic Stress Can Affect Your Relationships
Time is precious… and so are your relationships. If you want to experience growth and healing in your relationships it’s going to take work, time and investment. Reserve your seat in my FREE webinar that's only 20 minutes and gain the tools you need to restore your relationships and move forward from feeling stuck. Contributed by Lindy Green-Johnson

Transforming Trauma Journal Prompts
The "Transforming Trauma into Truth" worksheet by Sarah Brewer is a journaling and reflection tool designed to help individuals process and begin their healing journey. The prompts guide users to explore their experiences of trauma, identify and counteract negative self-thoughts, understand triggers for dissociation, and practice self-love. Additionally, it encourages individuals to reflect on personal truths and lessons learned from overcoming hardships, aiming to foster resilience and self-awareness. Contributed by Sarah Brewer

Printable Affirmation Cards
Contributed by Renae M. Dupuis

Volunteer Debrief Tools
Contributed by Wendy McMahan

"Journal-Log-Reflect" Tool
"Journal-Log-Reflect" is a tool anyone can use to begin both tracking symptoms of reactivity/burnout as well as making a plan for recovery.
Contributed by R. Alex Colston
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