Trauma Informed Care: Understanding the Effects of Trauma on the Brain and Body
May 25, 2012
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Baton Rouge Marriot

Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault and Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence are pleased to announce this exciting free training on trauma-informed care of sexual assault and domestic violence survivors, presented by Santa Molina, LICSW, Director of Counseling and Advocacy at the DC Rape Crisis Center.

Registration for general public is now closed.
View the SAVE THE DATE for Registration and more details!

The Disability and Abuse Project is working to create more effective ways of responding to the abuse of people with disabilities.  This survey is part of a national effort by those involved in the field of disability and abuse.

The purpose of the survey is to seek input from the public, especially from persons with disabilities or those who interact with them, such as family members, caregivers, service providers, and advocates. The intention is not to create a scientific research project, but rather a robust survey, the results of which may be used for research, education, and advocacy.

To take this survey, which takes just a few minutes to complete, click here.

Join us for three exciting days of workshops,
plenary sessions, and networking opportunities!

DATE: November  27 - 29, 2012
LOCATION: Baton Rouge Marriott

For more info and Sponsorship and Exhibiting opportunities see the
SAVE THE DATE!

LaFASA is currently distributing HALT campaign information.

Check it out under
LaFASA Publications!

 
Also, be sure to catch our awesome new video!     

Photos from LaFASA's 2010 Conference. Campaign used with permission of www.wasaam.org.