Training and Education
This training and education hub was created to help Edmontonians come together to support one another in living happier, more meaningful lives. Whether you're caring for family, friends, coworkers, or even strangers, we all play a role in looking out for each other.
These courses are designed to support your growth—whether you're a peer, a service provider, or someone just trying to help. Topics include mental health and addictions, suicide prevention, peer support, poverty and housing, parenting, and more. All trainings emphasize approaches that are fair, trauma-informed, culturally sensitive, and rooted in community values.
Providing Trauma-Informed Care – The Family Centre
Elevate your understanding and skills with our workshop on providing trauma-informed care.
Trauma-Informed Approach to De-Escalation – The Family Centre
This workshop is designed to equip service providers with essential skills for managing crisis situations through a trauma-informed approach.
Trauma-Informed, Objective Writing Skills – The Family Centre
Master the art of clear, compassionate, and unbiased documentation with our 1-hour workshop on trauma-informed, objective writing skills.
Building Effective Leaders – The Family Centre
This course consists of four individual 3-hour workshops. In this introductory leadership course, participants will learn that effective leadership begins with an understanding of yourself.
Building Trust and Resilience Through Relationship-Based Supervision – The Family Centre
In this 3-hour workshop, participants will acquire the tools and skill sets necessary to become effective leaders within their organizations.
Principles of Trauma-Informed Supervision – The Family Centre
In this 3-hour workshop, participants will engage in an in-depth exploration of the five values of trauma-informed care, examining their critical role in fostering safe and effective supervision practices.
Empowering Parents – KARA Family Resource Centre
Join us for an inspiring session designed to boost your confidence, calm, and connection.
Parenting After Separation (PAS) – Government of Alberta
PAS is an e-Course to help parents and guardians make positive choices about how they will continue to parent their children after separation.
Parenting After Separation High Conflict (PASHC) - Government of Alberta
PASHC is an e-Course available to all parents and guardians who have completed the PAS course and are experiencing more intense, long-lasting conflict during their separation.
Best Beginning Program - Alberta Health Services
Best Beginning is a free supportive health service for pregnant women who are facing challenges.
Exploring Family Literacy – Centre for Family Literacy
This workshop takes a closer look at what family literacy is and shares ideas on how parents can enhance and build on their child’s emergent literacy and language skills.
Science and Literacy – Centre for Family Literacy
Learn about the role science plays in family literacy.
Skills for Learning – Centre for Family Literacy
Learn essential skills for your child’s development.
Numbers are Everywhere – Centre for Family Literacy
This workshop is full of fun and easy ideas and activities to help your little one discover a love of numbers.
Building Blocks to Literacy – Centre for Family Literacy
This workshop will look at the stages children go through before they become readers and writers.
Technology and the Early Years – Centre for Family Literacy
This workshop looks at what research says about young children and using technology.
Bringing Stories to Life – Centre for Family Literacy
Learn how to build your storytelling skills.
Learn Together- How to Build Your Own Family Book Club – Centre for Family Literacy
This workshop will provide participants with everything they need to start their own Family Book Club.
Learning Together- How to Build Your Own 3,2,1, Fun! Numeracy Program – Centre for Family Literacy
Participants will explore the basic concepts of numeracy and how to build them into the curriculum of an 8-10 week program.