For Adoptive and Kinship Parents! We understand the struggles and tough times in the world right now. If you are an adoptive or kinship parent/caregiver, join us for the Kansas Post Adoption Resource Center (K-PARC) first VIRTUAL support group! Grow your skills in trust-based parenting, deepen relationships with other wonderful families and take some time...

Empowering Principles: To enhance understanding about the physiological/internal roots of children’s behavior. To learn appropriate strategies for meeting children’s sensory needs. To provide tools for making the environment feel safe and predictable for children. To create a bridge between theory and application for ease of use of the principles taught.

Correcting Principles: To lay the foundation for understanding how to balance structure and nurture during interactions with children. To enhance understanding of the TBRI Ideal Response and Levels of Response. To communicate that, after behavior episodes, children should: Be Content Feel Connected to their caregiver Have Changed behavior Register: [email protected]

For Adoptive and Kinship Parents! We understand the struggles and tough times in the world right now. If you are an adoptive or kinship parent/caregiver, join us for the Kansas Post Adoption Resource Center (K-PARC) first VIRTUAL support group! Grow your skills in trust-based parenting, deepen relationships with other wonderful families and take some time...

What You’ll Learn: How to see problem behaviors with fresh eyes. Healing from relational trauma is possible. The importance of “felt safety” in behavior change. How parents can prepare themselves for the role of healer in their child’s life.

For Adoptive and Kinship Parents! We understand the struggles and tough times in the world right now. If you are an adoptive or kinship parent/caregiver, join us for the Kansas Post Adoption Resource Center (K-PARC) first VIRTUAL support group! Grow your skills in trust-based parenting, deepen relationships with other wonderful families and take some time...

Correcting Principles: To lay the foundation for understanding how to balance structure and nurture during interactions with children. To enhance understanding of the TBRI Ideal Response and Levels of Response. To communicate that, after behavior episodes, children should: Be Content Feel Connected to their caregiver Have Changed behavior Register: [email protected]

For Adoptive and Kinship Parents! We understand the struggles and tough times in the world right now. If you are an adoptive or kinship parent/caregiver, join us for the Kansas Post Adoption Resource Center (K-PARC) first VIRTUAL support group! Grow your skills in trust-based parenting, deepen relationships with other wonderful families and take some time...

Correcting Principles: To lay the foundation for understanding how to balance structure and nurture during interactions with children. To enhance understanding of the TBRI Ideal Response and Levels of Response. To communicate that, after behavior episodes, children should: Be Content Feel Connected to their caregiver Have Changed behavior Register: [email protected]

The TBRI Mantra was developed by Dr David Cross from TCU while working with children from hard places. This training will break it down into stratgies for families. STAY CALM > SEE THE NEED > MEET THE NEED > DON'T QUIT. Register: [email protected]

For Adoptive and Kinship Parents! We understand the struggles and tough times in the world right now. If you are an adoptive or kinship parent/caregiver, join us for the Kansas Post Adoption Resource Center (K-PARC) first VIRTUAL support group! Grow your skills in trust-based parenting, deepen relationships with other wonderful families and take some time...

Correcting Principles: To lay the foundation for understanding how to balance structure and nurture during interactions with children. To enhance understanding of the TBRI Ideal Response and Levels of Response. To communicate that, after behavior episodes, children should: Be Content Feel Connected to their caregiver Have Changed behavior Register: [email protected]