May 2025: Diverse and Trauma-Informed Practices – Building Skills for Equitable Service Delivery

Join us for an engaging webinar designed to provide practical strategies for equitable and trauma-informed service delivery. This interactive session will create a space for reflection, discussion, and skill development, equipping participants with tools to enhance their professional practice.

We acknowledge current and historical societal challenges while fostering open and meaningful conversations. This session will incorporate grounding exercises, allowing participants to center themselves on the learning experience.

What to expect:

Concrete strategies for integrating trauma-informed and equitable practices
Interactive discussions to share insights and experiences
Practical tools for improving service delivery
Opportunities to connect with peers in the field

We invite your experience and encourage you to come with an open mind as we work together to build more inclusive and healing-centered approaches.

Academic Units

Section Number

244WIS342

Instruction Method

Online class

Section Notes

The format of this virtual program will be on Zoom.

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Section Schedule

Wed., May 14th, 2025, 1:00pm to 3:00pm

Fees

Instructors

Chevonna Gaylor

Chevonna Gaylor, LMFT, is the director of education and resiliency for Purpose. Dignity. Action. (PDA) and serves as a clinical consultant for the Community Passageways/Regional Peacekeepers Collective, where she addresses clinical concerns for individuals impacted by homelessness and community violence. A published author, international speaker and trainer, Gaylor also leads a private psychotherapy practice in Southern California. She is a passionate advocate for representation in the mental health field, suicide prevention, and the eradication of community violence and human trafficking. A wife, mother and encourager who loves to travel, Gaylor provides additional clinical support in non-traditional settings, including Coachella, Mardi Gras and other large-scale events. Previously, she worked as a psychiatric liaison in the emergency department at Tri-City Medical Center.