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The TBRI Podcast Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development
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4.9 • 103 Ratings
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The TBRI® Podcast features conversations about Trust-Based Relational Intervention®, an attachment-based, trauma-informed intervention designed to meet the complex needs of vulnerable children. On this podcast we talk about the elements of trauma-informed care and chat with experts in the field about implementing TBRI® across different communities of care and practice.
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Talking TBRI® with Geoff Nelson
We're wrapping up season 8 of the TBRI Podcast with a "meet the trainer" chat with Geoff Nelson. Geoff is a Regional Training Specialist with KPICD.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Henry Milton
Methodist Childrens Home
HEB
Theme Song from Flash Gordon
Skytear -
TBRI Nurture Groups Part 2
We're back with a demonstration of a TBRI Nurture Group! Be sure to stick around for the end for a special performance art piece all about Nurture Groups.
Links from this episode:
TBRI Nurture Groups Part 1
Emmelie Pickett
Dr. Danica Knight
Nurture Group Outline
Eatzi’s
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TBRI Nurture Groups Part I
Today we're breaking down one of our favorite topics: TBRI Nurture Groups!
Katie Rinaudo joins us to talk about the why behind nurture groups, the structure, and practical tips for implementation.
Join us next week for part 2 of this conversation where we demonstrate a TBRI Nurture Group.
Here are the links mentioned in this episode:
Links:
Truth, Lies & Intimacy Article by Jude Cassidy (Four Skills of Healthy Relationships)
Nurture Group Outline
Leah Gilliam Episode
Williamson County Juvenile Services
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Trauma-Informed Leadership with Leah Gilliam
TBRI Mentor Leah Gilliam joins the podcast today to talk about trauma-informed leadership and what it means to "TBRI" your staff.
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A TBRI® Coffee Chat: Summer Edition
In this episode, Kimberly Glaudy joins us to talk all about preparing for summer break in a trauma-informed way.
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Watch Me Rise with Pam Taylor & Trent Taylor
Today we're chatting with a mother/son duo, Pam Taylor and Trent Taylor. Together they lead Watch Me Rise, a ministry for adoptive and foster families. Pam and Trent share their own stories of using TBRI in their home and how they support families in their community and beyond.
Links from this episode:
Watch Me Rise Website
Watch Me Rise Podcast
Watch Me Rise Facebook
Hope for the Journey/Empowered to Connect Conference
Customer Reviews
An incredible resource
The TBRIPodcast is an incredible resource for both parents and anyone that works with children. With practical and professional insight into trauma informed and relational care, TBRI podcast hosts and guests never miss. And to be honest, this podcast is not just for those who work with children, this will help you understand yourself, your attachment style, and how you relate to others, especially your children.
Great resource for parents!
As a TBRI practitioner I love having these updates for myself, and the podcasts as a resource for the parents with whom I partner. Thanks!!!
Front Porch Conversation
I enjoyed hearing these TBRI practitioners talk about how TBRI impacted both their work and their lives. Looking forward to more conversations like this!