Resources for Healing and Building Resilience

Minnesota Resources

Ann Masten

Inside Resilient Children (video), Ordinary Magic: Lessons from Research on Resilience and Human Development (short article) (PowerPoint Handout)

The Wakanheza Project

A public health effort to create welcoming environments and reduce stress – trademarked by St. Paul/Ramsey County Public Health www.ramseycounty.us/residents/health-medical/public-health-initiatives/wakanheza-project

SEARCH Institute

40 Developmental Assets that enable success in young people – Minneapolis-based organization www.search-institute.org/research/developmental-assets

The Visible Child Initiative:

A Minneapolis initiative that posts wonderful training videos covering topics including: historical trauma, ACEs, reclaiming culture, family-centered culturally-sensitive trauma-informed practices, etc. www.visiblechild.org/within-a-cultural-context/

Cultural Resilience: A Framework for Promoting Assets

Videos and powerpoint from a presentation by Dr. JuanCarlos Arauz and others at the University of Minnesota

Trauma-Informed Approaches Social Innovation Lab

MN project aimed at facilitating a collaborative effort to align trauma-informed efforts across the state in a way that is evidence-based and practice-based. www.socialinnovationlab.net/trauma-informed/

Minnesota Circle of Parents

Part of a national network of mutual self-help support groups for parents, coordinated by MCCC in MN. www.pcamn.org/circle-of-parents/

Bounceback Project

A local partnership in Buffalo, MN that is building community resilience. www.bouncebackproject.org

Resiliency and Protective Factors: Information for Families

A simple and straightforward handout covering resilience strategies for families. Created by Washington County. https://goo.gl/9yWYFK

National Resources

David Bornstein’s New York Times series

The three articles looks at the efforts of the past two decades to put the capacity for self-knowledge into effect on community and professional levels. Specifically how community-based efforts shared and incorporated information about how adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) increase negative life experiences such as dropping out of school, committing suicide, etc. Article 1Article 2, & Article 3

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Videos from leaders in the field and map of initiatives related to resilience and healing. Click Here

American Institutes for Research

Short video entitled “What Difference can Trauma-Informed Care Make?” and also articles and publications including: Trauma-Informed Care for Displaced Populations, and a Trauma-Informed Organizational Toolkit for Homelessness Services

Trauma-Informed Care: Perspectives & Resources

From Georgetown University National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health and JBS International, Inc. Click Here

Washington State Family Policy Council

ACEResponse – examples of policy interventions based on the ACE Study. aceresponse.org

The Resilience Cookbook

Created by ACE Interface, Inc., offers information about what communities are doing in response to the ACE Study. communityresiliencecookbook.org/whats-cooking-here-and-why/

ACEs Connection

An online community of practice using trauma-informed, resilience-building practices to prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and to change systems to stop traumatizing already traumatized people. www.acesconnection.com

Compassionate Schools

A trauma-informed approach out of WA. Information available at: www.k12.wa.us/CompassionateSchools/

Mindful

A website with information about mindfulness practice and emotional intelligence strategies that can help build resilience – www.mindful.org

Red River Resilience

FACTS of Resilience – materials and content from Fargo, North Dakota www.redriverresilience.com

Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry

Annual review of literature on resiliency and implications for public policy

Green Dot, etc.

A violence prevention organization founded on the belief that individual safety is a community responsibility, shifting the lens away from victims/perpetrators and onto bystanders. The overarching goal is to mobilize a force of engaged and proactive bystanders. Curriculum overview available via videos at: Click Here

Green Dot, etc.

A violence prevention organization founded on the belief that individual safety is a community responsibility, shifting the lens away from victims/perpetrators and onto bystanders. The overarching goal is to mobilize a force of engaged and proactive bystanders. Curriculum overview available via videos at: Click Here

1-2-3 Care: A Trauma-Sensitive Toolkit for Caregivers of Children

Public health nurses at Spokane Regional Health District (SRHD) developed a 178-page toolkit — for caregivers of children.  They describe the toolkit as supporting caregivers on their journey towards “trauma sensitivity.” The toolkit can be downloaded as a whole, or individual topics can be downloaded separately. The toolkit also includes handouts for caregivers. srhd.org/documents/123Care/1-2-3%20Care%20Toolkit.pdf