Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

TREC stands for Trauma-Resilient Educational Communities. It is a comprehensive approach to supporting individuals, groups, and organizations in developing resilience and coping with trauma.

The Trauma-Resilient Educational Communities (TREC) Model is a model developed by TREC that is based on the latest research and best practices in the field. It is designed to be relevant and applicable to the needs of helping professionals, such as educators, healthcare workers, counselors, therapists, and social workers.

The goal of TREC is to create a more trauma-informed and resilient culture, leading to improved outcomes for those served by helping professionals.

Helping professionals such as educators, healthcare workers, counselors, therapists, and social workers can all benefit from TREC. It can also benefit organizations that work with individuals and communities impacted by trauma.

TREC helps organizations and individuals by providing training and professional development programs that help them build the skills and knowledge needed to support those in need and promote healing and resilience.

TREC offers a range of training and professional development programs that cover topics such as trauma-resilient practices, self-care, mindfulness and meditation, restorative justice practices, and more.

Organizations can implement the TREC model by participating in TREC's organizational accreditation program, which includes professional development sessions, resiliency programs, needs and strengths assessments, and the creation of a sustainability action plan.

Implementing the TREC model can lead to a more trauma-informed and resilient culture within organizations, resulting in improved outcomes for both the staff and those they serve.

TREC promotes resilience by providing individuals and organizations with the tools and knowledge needed to cope with trauma and build resilience. This includes training on trauma-resilient practices, self-care, mindfulness and meditation, and restorative justice practices.

You can get involved with TREC by participating in their training and professional development programs or by advocating for trauma-informed practices and policies in your community.