Training
Kate Creason is an experienced trainer and professional educator. She gives dynamic presentations on a wide range issues related to adoption, trauma, and attachment. Kate takes the most current research on neuroscience and blends it with her common sense approach in an interactive and experiential training.
Kate often partners with non-profit agencies, community organizations, and parent groups to deliver both customized or commonly requested trainings to meet their needs. Professionals leave with intervention techniques and approaches to implement immediately. Parents take away an understanding of their family and how to begin to heal.
Contact Kate to discuss your organization’s needs or to schedule a presentation.
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Attachment: The Roadmap to Relationships, Helping Children Find Their Compass
Trauma and Brain Development
Power Struggles: How to Disengage so Everyone Wins
Using Children’s Behavior as a Lens to their Needs
The Power of Play In Healing
Developing Attachment Competent Communities
Attachment focused Interventions for Professionals
Trust-Based Relational Intervention/TBRI
TBRI Caregiver Training
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Mental Health Professionals (therapists, psychologists, clinicians, etc.)
Child welfare professionals (case managers, CASAs, adoption workers, etc.)
Parents (relative caregivers, adoptive, foster, biological)
Agency Administration/Leadership
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Association of Treatment and Training in the Attachment of Children (ATTACh) National Conference
IARCCA - an Association of Children and Family Services Conferences
Indiana Association on Adoption and Child Care Services (IAACCS Adoption Forum) Conferences
Indiana Adoption Special Needs Program
Children’s Bureau, Inc.
Project Home Indy
Choices, Inc.
Bethany Christian Services
Every Child Indiana
Community Fairbanks Recovery Center Susan Li Conference
Infancy Onward Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health Conference
Indiana University School of Social Work
Villages of Indiana
