Superintendent of Education, London District Catholic School Board
“The opportunity to consult and collaborate with CTIP when addressing complex and challenging situations has been most appreciated. Not only does the protocol assist in creating safer communities within the school and larger community context, it also creates healthier, caring communities for everyone.”
NACTATR is now CTIP!
protocols, and services for trauma response and violence prevention
NACTATR (The North American Center for Threat Assessment and Trauma Response) is now called CTIP; The Center for Trauma-Informed Practices
Introducing: CTIP Microlearning
Quick, easy to use, easy to understand, and effective!
Partnering with EdApp to deliver a more mobile and intuitive learning experience. CTIP courses will soon be available on mobile devices, tablets, and desktops alike.
What We Do
CTIP Helps Organizations Overcome Trauma
We’re on a mission to help our partners more effectively prevent, intervene, and respond to crises, violence, and conflict through trauma-informed practices.
What is a trauma-informed practice?
Any professional that considers the role of historical trauma on an individuals’ current functioning can be considered trauma-informed. A professional who builds those insights into their ongoing practice strategies can be considered to have a trauma-informed practice. The CTIP models are interconnected practices that address:
1. How current and historical trauma interact within the individual.
2. How trauma can impact an entire human system (families, workplaces, schools, etc.).
3. The role of trauma in intensifying violence potential.
4. How to assess the interaction between diversely traumatized individuals inside the same system.
5. How to lower the anxiety of traumatized systems and move towards more healthy human functioning.
When an act of violence impacts a community, when disaster strikes a region, when a crisis arises in an organization, these circumstances do not occur as a "moment in time" only, but overlay already existing relationship systems. Some that were more emotionally healthy before the tragedy and others that were less healthy. If professionals and leaders do not understand how trauma can affect individuals and entire human systems then their responses tend to be either non-existent or limited to managing the "fallout" today with the hope that "time heals all wounds."
CTIP offers specialized training, technology, and resources that aim to help agencies, systems, and professionals better comprehend and address trauma & violence in their communities through evidence-informed and trauma-informed approaches.
ON-DEMAND LEARNING
Get Curated Learning Content with CTIP Micro Learnings
Take trauma-informed learning into your own hands with short bursts of intensely interactive content covering a variety of topics.
SELF-PACED LEARNING
Learn Trauma-Informed Strategies Online, On Your Time
Get self-paced online learning courses to enhance your knowledge on trauma and trauma-informed strategies, like Foundation in Trauma Response and more.
ORGANIZATIONAL TRAINING
Violence Threat Risk Assessment (VTRA) Training
Train your organization in trauma-informed threat assessment and violence prevention that identifies early risk indicators and drives intervention.
ORGANIZATIONAL TRAINING
Traumatic Event Systems (TES) Training
Prepare your organization with the necessary strategies & tools to plan, intervene and support communities on the systemic aftermath of a traumatic event.
Outreach by CTIP
Case Management & Collaboration Software Solution
Actuate your trauma-informed planning with CTIP’s specialized software that effectively guides organizations through their response protocols.
Join the CTIP Newsletter
Stay informed on CTIP news, alerts, and updates on trauma-informed strategies.
Honourable Announcement
CTIP is thrilled to announce that our Executive Director, Kevin Cameron, has been appointed a Member of the Order of Canada.
Read HereNew Cell Phone Guidelines
We have released our CTIP Guidelines for the implementation of Cell Phones [Personal Mobile Devices (PMD)] in schools.
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Empowering Organizations to Intervene, Prevent, and Respond to Trauma. Speak with our team to learn more.
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