TBRI® 101: A Self-Guided Course in Trust-Based Relationships, Lesson 1

Enjoy this free eLesson from TBRI® 101: A Self-Guided Course in Trust-Based Relationships.
TBRI® 101: A Self-Guided Course in Trust-Based Relationships is a series of self-paced, whiteboard-style video lessons. This course offers an informal, yet thorough approach to Trust-Based Relational Intervention®, an evidence-based intervention for children from hard places of abuse, neglect, and/or trauma. Over nearly eight hours of instruction, Dr. Karyn Purvis and Dr. David Cross guide the viewer through the principles and strategies of TBRI® and offer practical tips for implementation. Topics include Understanding Trauma, TBRI® Empowering, Connecting, and Correcting Principles, as well as real-life examples and testimonials from caregivers and professionals who use TBRI®.
Originally developed as the “TBRI® Online Caregiver Package,” this course served as an online learning option for a research study which measured the effectiveness of TBRI®. This course earned evidence-based practice status and is ranked Highly Relevant on the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse For Child Welfare website. (link to www.cebc4cw.org...)
We are pleased to offer TBRI® 101 as a self-paced learning option for anyone who cares for children, whether they come from hard places or not.
For more information about TBRI 101®, please visit child.tcu.edu/tbri101

[@numinous4789]

As a fellow TCU alum who practices as a professional (LPC-Intern) with the foster and adoptive care systems, I very much appreciate this material.

[@katg5746]

So glad to find this

[@karilane6143]

I recently attended the Empowered to Connect and want to share this information with others. Will there be a lesson 2 that follows this introduction?

[@karynpurvisinstituteofchil8864]

Hi Kari, this is a sample chapter from our online course, TBRI 101. You can purchase the full course here: icddigital.tcu.edu/us/TBRI®-101-A-Self-Guided-Course-in-Trust-Based-Relationships-Collection/p/118227

[@FreehandlyMadeAuCrochet]

How do these strategies work with a child with ADHD & Autism?

[@karynpurvisinstituteofchil8864]

Hi there, we recently published a blog post about using TBRI with children who have autism: child.tcu.edu/tbri-and-asd/

[@BosieBatCave]

The TBRI model is developmental and is a great fit!

[@gayemarianesfox2405]

I’ve been unable to find anyone who can help me with this. Anyone in CA?

[@SnowsansAu]

What happened to lesson 2?

[@karynpurvisinstituteofchil8864]

Hi there, this is just a preview of TBRI 101. The subsequent lessons are available when you purchase the course at icddigital.tcu.edu. Thank you!

[@SnowsansAu]

Is there anyway that one could get it at the library or local community center?

[@laylasabrinajaisbarreto8396]

In spanish pleace!