Trauma Care Providers

Many people view trauma survivors as lost causes, but we firmly believe that is not true. Tonier Cain International is dedicated to supporting individuals on their healing and recovery journey. By focusing on trauma recovery resilience, we empower survivors to confront their core wounds, rebuild their lives, and overcome the challenges of their past.

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Services We Provide

We offer a range of immersive experiences designed to support trauma care providers, corporate clients, educators, law enforcement agencies, health services, and others, with a strong emphasis on survivor empowerment. Please contact us for more information about our services and offerings.

Our core mission is to assist communities, non-profits, businesses, and government agencies in transforming their cultures and practices. Through trauma-informed care, we aim to improve productivity, reduce conflict and turnover, and enhance customer service and interpersonal relationships. We are committed to supporting trauma survivors and guiding them through their trauma recovery, ensuring that healing from trauma becomes a foundational part of their journey. Our trauma survivor support services are designed to foster lasting healing and resilience.

The Healing Neen Presentation

Tonier Cain shares her powerful life story, showcasing her extraordinary personal journey through trauma and healing. The goal of this presentation is to increase understanding of the importance of trauma-informed leadership and the design of individualized treatment plans for those in need. During the presentation, we explore the components of trauma support services within a trauma-informed care program, helping participants grasp the profound impact of trauma on individuals. This understanding, as emphasized in the Healing Neen documentary and trauma recovery books is essential to prevent causing further harm to survivors of trauma.

Intervention Services

The Importance of TCI Intervention Services

Creating a culture of trauma-informed care within your environment is a process that requires thoughtful change. Our training and personalized support services are designed to guide you through this transformative journey. We can assist in redesigning your facility to become trauma-informed, ensuring that trauma-informed practices are embedded into your operational standards. Our goal is to foster generational empowerment and support trauma recovery at every level. We collaborate with you to:

Evaluate current practices and identify areas for improvement
Integrate trauma-informed practices that align with your specific needs
Develop operating protocols rooted in trauma-informed care
Support the seamless implementation of these practices
Create a trauma-informed environment that promotes healing and mental health support
Provide ongoing follow-up support to sustain progress

Through life skills training and a commitment to personalized support, we help build the foundation for long-term healing and empowerment.

Establishing a TCI Housing Resource Center

In response to community needs, we train all staff and community partners on the R.I.C.H approach. Once participants are TCI certified, we collaborate with them to assist with the following areas:

Support residents in navigating community violence, drug addiction, domestic violence, human trafficking, and mental illness
Facilitate re-entry into the community from incarceration or residential programs
Provide comprehensive care management and advocacy, including assessments to determine service needs, development of individualized integrated care plans, referrals, monitoring, follow-up, and evaluation of services
Offer trauma-informed peer support services to help residents manage day-to-day life

By incorporating trauma recovery programs and trauma-informed healing practices, we empower residents to build resilience and access essential trauma recovery tools. Our goal is to guide individuals through the healing process, helping them to overcome trauma and rebuild their lives.

Tools for Health Living

Many trauma survivors live in survival mode and often revert to old habits to cope with their circumstances, particularly in times of stress. Our life coaching can help them develop tools to make healthier decisions. We use Tonier’s book, “Relationship After Trauma,” as a guide when working with families and community members.

Secure Attachment Parenting

Traditional parenting classes often fail to teach how to develop secure attachments between parent and child. Many of the parents in our programs have only been taught basic skills, such as holding their baby’s head or changing a diaper. Parents who have experienced trauma can find support through our secure attachment group. We work with them to explore how their personal trauma influences their parenting decisions, helping them understand the importance of following their child’s lead and nurturing a secure attachment. This training helps parents understand their need to follow their child’s lead and how they may mask their emotions.

As our sessions progress, we create a safe space for children to feel supported and cared for, fostering secure attachments. This environment is achieved through group settings, videos, and pictures that reflect different phases of development. Our approach is rooted in trauma-informed care, which contributes to building trauma-informed care communities.

By integrating principles of generational empowerment and restorative justice, we aim to strengthen families and promote positive outcomes for parents and children. This work is part of our broader community outreach efforts to support trauma survivors, which includes providing resources like trauma recovery books and emotional healing materials.

We Can Achieve for Underserved Youth

This community-based program is designed to support at-risk youth. We work with young people both in and out of school. Our core components include:

Life Skills
Conflict Mitigation
Conflict Resolution
Social Skills
Career Development
Coaching
Workforce Development

TCI Certified Training

Upon completion of our training, participants will become TCI-certified. In addition to the training classes listed below, we offer TCI-certified individuals the opportunity to become trained facilitators.

We provide online training sessions for our trauma-informed training programs. See here for more information.

The R.I.C.H. Approach Training

This training defines trauma and trauma-informed services, emphasizing the importance of trauma-informed care and its practices. It shares key principles, core assumptions, and core elements of trauma-informed organizations and service providers, all designed to strengthen relationships.

Participants will learn about the six primary components of trauma-informed practices, including trauma recovery programs, support for trauma survivors, and trauma-informed healing. The training also highlights restorative justice principles and strategies for supporting non-violent offenders. By the end of the program, participants will be better equipped to guide individuals toward healing, resilience, and a healthy lifestyle.

R.I.C.H. stands for:

Respect – Learning the tone, body language, and responsibilities of respecting others.
Information/Individuality – Developing a trauma-informed practice that serves clients as individuals and emphasizes the need to gather accurate information from them.
Connection – Practicing effective ways to connect with people.
Hope – Developing effective ways to maintain hope, regardless of circumstances.

Faith-Based R.I.C.H Approach Training

This training uses biblical principles to explain the six primary components of trauma informed practices. It’s a training that defines trauma and trauma-informed services and its practices. It shares the key principles, core assumptions and core elements of trauma-informed organizations and service providers. By the end of this training participants will be better equipped to help guide people towards healing and a healthy lifestyle. R.I.C.H. stands for:

Respect – learning the tone, body language and the responsibilities of respecting people.
Information/Individuality – develop a trauma informed practice to serve clients as individuals understanding the need to gather accurate information from them.
Connection – practice effective ways to connect with people.
Hope – develop effective ways to continue believing there’s hope, no matter what it looks like.

Trauma Informed Peer Leadership Training

This training is designed to equip individuals in leadership roles with the tools needed to educate their peers on providing trauma-informed services. It contrasts traditional human service settings with those that embrace trauma-informed approaches and examines the high prevalence of trauma histories among individuals served in various mental health and human service contexts. Leaders will learn how to develop safety plans that address triggers, warning signs, and coping strategies, thereby preventing the use of re-traumatizing tactics.

The training defines trauma and trauma-informed services, emphasizing the significance of trauma-informed care and its practices. It outlines key principles, core assumptions, and essential elements of trauma-informed organizations and service providers, all aimed at strengthening relationships.

Participants will learn about the six primary components of trauma-informed practices, which include trauma recovery programs, support for trauma survivors, and trauma-informed healing. Additionally, the training highlights principles of restorative justice and strategies for supporting non-violent offenders. By the end of the program, participants will be better equipped to guide individuals toward healing, resilience, and a healthy lifestyle.

This training aims to empower peers to guide other survivors, consumers, and families toward healthier lifestyles. The value of survivor empowerment through peer support has been proven to be immensely beneficial, as the ability to relate to others creates a sense of safety. We train peers not only to help others but also to continue their own journey of trauma recovery.

(Participants are encouraged to complete the R.I.C.H Approach training before attending the “Staff Matters” training).

Staff Matters Too (Heal the Healers)

We know that it’s difficult to leave personal challenges behind when returning home from work. We also recognize that being a service provider does not exempt you from experiencing trauma. This training is specifically designed for human services workers to address their own needs and foster healing while helping others.
It provides a safe space for participants to understand their personal experiences of trauma and learn how to promote healing and self-care. Key components of this training include personalized support, trauma recovery tools, and life skills training, empowering workers to heal themselves while continuing to serve their communities.

The RICH Approach should be adopted prior to this training.

Law Enforcement Training

Law enforcement officers, including probation and parole officers, security personnel, detectives and investigators will be better equipped to engage with individuals if they understand trauma and its effects on the human psyche. Officers can transition from the mindset of “What is wrong with you?” to “What has happened to you?” A key benefit of this approach is that it fosters trust and enhances relationships within the community.