May 29th & June 26th, 2025

This trauma-informed training for providers and others will provide an overview of key evidence-based approaches and strategies to increase family support for diverse LGBTQ children and youth, and an opportunity to increase skills for working with their families.

This is the first training provided by FAP to teach practitioners how to apply FAP’s trauma-informed family support model. During three 3-hour sessions participants will learn how to use FAP’s culturally grounded assessment measures, how to provide organizational safety and support for LGBTQ children and youth, how to develop and implement a family support plan and how to provide psychoeducation for racially and religiously diverse families, including families that reject their LGBTQ children provided by the developers of this work.

This training will discuss FAP’s evidence-based approach to help diverse families to support LGBTQ students in the context of their families, cultures and faith communities, including multilingual resources and strategies to increase family connectedness.