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Peer Led Approaches to Supporting Youth

Trauma-informed, Peer Led, Healing Centred.

Starts Apr 24
149 Canadian dollars
Virtual Training

Available spots


Service Description

This 2.5-hour, expert-led peer centred virtual training is a must-have for professionals working with young people affected by the stress and stigma of a parent's substance use and addiction. Whether you are a counselor, educator, social worker, or community support provider, this interactive session will equip you with essential tools and strategies to support youth growing up with the stress and stigma of a parent's substance use. What You’ll Gain: 1. In-depth Understanding: Learn how stigma and stress uniquely affect youth and manifest in their behaviours and emotions. 2. Actionable Tools: Walk away with concrete strategies grounded in trauma-informed and healing-centered approaches to support and empower youth. 3. Practical Application: Discover how current policies may be unintentionally preventing youth from seeking help—and how you can be part of the solution. Why This Training is Worth It: 1. Designed for Professionals with Lived Experience: This training respects your expertise and will build on your existing knowledge and empathy. 2. Interactive & Engaging: Participate in real-time discussions and Q&A with peers and experts. 3. Immediate Impact: Learn how to foster safer, more supportive environments for youth right away. What’s Included: To enhance your learning and support the implementation of new strategies, you will receive: 1. 2.5 hour training with 2 trauma-informed peer facilitator at Starlings Community 2. FREE Post-session toolkit (PDF): To enhance your learning and support the implementation of the new strategies acquired, a FREE toolkit (PDF) will be included. The toolkit contains more than 30 pages of content to support ongoing reflection and learning. 3. My Safe People and Spaces Poster (PDF)


Upcoming Sessions


Cancellation Policy

Refunds will not be accept for any cancellations that are after April 20.


Contact Details

programs@starlings.ca

Calgary, AB, Canada


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