Join us on May 17th, 6:00- 7:30 pm at the Frederick Community College Conference Center for a panel discussion followed by Q&A!
“Surviving Hardship: How Adopting a Trauma Informed Approach Promotes Healing and Resilience”
Panelists will include survivors and local subject matter experts in the field of trauma. This event is free and open to the public. Registration is recommended but not required. Topics of a sensitive nature may be discussed. Click on the link below to register!
Our world as we knew it has been dramatically changed due to COVID-19.
It continues to be a difficult, and at times, traumatic experience for us all.
Collective trauma from COVID-19 has impacted us mentally, economically, emotionally, and physically. Whatever you are feeling during this time is common and normal. Whether it be anger, frustration, grief, sadness, confusion, anxiety, or any other emotion.
You are not alone.
Trauma Responsive Frederick
“I want to congratulate and thank the group of community experts who have formed the Trauma Responsive Frederick Workgroup Initiative. This group of community experts recognizes how life events, especially the COVID-19 pandemic, have resulted in Frederick county residents experiencing many different forms of trauma, including economic, physical, social, and emotional trauma.Members of this group come from a cross-section of businesses, government, community-based organizations, healthcare providers, and caring residents with lived experience.They are dedicated to promoting understanding, advocacy, and healing for all.This initiative is just one more example of how Frederick County is a caring community.I look forward to seeing the positive changes that will result from the Trauma Responsive Workgroup.Their work will improve the quality of life in Frederick County. Our community is blessed with many organizations and individuals who work to make life better for everyone.”—
We would like to thank the
Ausherman Family Foundation for supporting
Trauma Responsive Frederick