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Becoming TRU: The Key Points of TRU

Understanding trauma and its impact is essential for anyone working in child welfare, law enforcement, victim services, or community-based support. In this powerful conversation, leaders from across the Travis County Child Protection Team share how the TRU model is reshaping the way they lead their teams, collaborate across agencies, and serve children, families, and communities experiencing complex trauma. Miriam facilitates a thoughtful and honest discussion as they explore how trauma-responsive leadership strengthens their organizations from the inside out. They break down the core pillars of TRU: understanding, building, empowering, and disseminating. The speakers highlight why understanding trauma is essential for staff wellness, consistent service delivery, and effective systemic change. They explain how TRU helps teams develop trust, self-regulation, and empowerment in environments where stress and high-stakes decisions are part of the daily work. What You’ll Learn in This Video: • How understanding trauma strengthens leadership in child welfare and law enforcement. • Why staff wellbeing is essential for sustainable and effective service delivery. • How to build trust with vulnerable clients, partners, and internal teams. • Ways to empower staff with tools, support, and space to learn and grow. • How shared language creates consistency in trauma-informed practice. • Why dissemination is key to building a healthy and aligned organizational culture. • How the TRU model supports long-term systemic and community-level change. • Practical examples of integrating trauma-responsive principles into daily work. Featured Speakers: Blanca Denise Lance, Director of Human Trafficking Division, the Department of Family and Protective Services Michael Torres, Chief Executive Officer at the Center for Child Protection Miriam Jansky, Chief Clinical Officer at the Center for Child Protection Cyndi Cantu, Chief Team Relations & Forensic Officer at the Center for Child Protection Lt. Christopher Keen, Child Abuse Unit at the Austin Police Department The Center for Child Protection is a nationally accredited children’s advocacy center located in Austin, TX, and the only nonprofit in Travis County involved in the investigation and prosecution of crimes against children. The Center provides forensic interviews, therapy, education, and medical services to children who have experienced physical or sexual abuse or who have witnessed a violent crime. Help make a difference for children in need. Like and subscribe to support the Center's mission! Follow the Center for Child Protection: Instagram: @Center4CP Facebook: @Center4CP www.centerforchildprotection.org Support the Center: Donate: https://centerforchildprotection.org/... Get Involved: https://centerforchildprotection.org/... Sign-up for a Free Webinar: https://centerforchildprotection.org/... #CenterforChildProtection #ChildAdvocacyCenter #ProtectAustinKids #AustinTX #ATX #ATXNonProfit #BecomingTRU #NMT