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Increase awareness,
improve outcomes

Growing trauma-informed care in Southeast Ohio

​Let’s lessen the long-term impact of trauma

Traumatic events—especially during childhood—increase the risk of mental and physical health issues throughout life. When people in helping professions understand a person’s trauma and take their life experiences into account, they can decrease this risk and create positive outcomes.


Help grow trauma-informed services in Southeast Ohio. The Southeast Trauma-Informed Care Collaborative (SETICC) is your guide to understanding the impact of trauma, finding related workforce pathways that might be right for you, and finding low-cost or free trainings in Southeast Ohio.

Find a TIC or related training session

Develop or improve your trauma-informed skills by attending free and low-cost trainings that cover the principles and approaches of trauma-informed care.

Choose a credential pathway

Explore inexpensive options with our partner organizations to see how you can expand your career and/or your credentials to help individuals and families in Southeast Ohio.

Access TIC resources

Expand your understanding of trauma-informed care and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) through videos, handouts, and links.

Watch our documentary

View Both Sides of the Desk to learn more about SETICC and trauma-informed care, and to see the impact we’re making in Southeast Ohio.

Here to help in Southeast Ohio

In 2023, we helped more than 150 people get trained for trauma-informed care through our free workshops including:

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  • Understanding Trauma & Trauma-Informed Care

  • The Intersection of Suicide & Trauma

  • The Four Rs of Trauma-Informed Care

Need customized training for your team?

Let’s talk about the needs of your group or organization, and SETICC will design trauma-informed care training just for you.

Contact us

Want to learn more about or join SETICC? Interested in joining a helping profession? Want to be more trauma-informed? Let’s connect!

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