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We Put Trauma-informed Theory into Practice

Wellpoint Care Network has been at the forefront of the Trauma Informed Care (TIC) movement for more than 15 years. We’re proud of our trauma-informed history and our many contributions to the field, especially the Seven Essential Ingredients (7ei) framework that’s become the foundation of everything we do.

Our experienced and compassionate Trainers and Consultants are highly-trained experts in some of the world’s best trauma-informed practice models. They’ve contributed to TIC research, and have deep experience in child welfare, clinical, school-based and law-enforcement settings. This team knows the science of trauma, as well as how to put theories into action.

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Trauma Informed Care is Better Care.

Something else that makes our TIC team tick? Empathy. With decades of combined experience in direct care and practice, we will help you recognize the far-reaching impact of trauma on a person’s development and equip you with practical tips and skills to help them overcome trauma-related related barriers.

We can also teach you how to recognize and overcome inherent systemic biases so you can make true connections with the people you serve. It all starts with a simple shift in perspective: stop asking “What’s wrong with you?” and start asking “What happened to you, and how can I help?”

Learn More About Our Trauma-informed Offerings:

Trauma Informed Care Training

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Trauma Sensitive Schools Training

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Train the Trainer Certification

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Trauma-informed Consulting


“Containing trauma is a task that is for the whole of society, not just for mental health professionals.”

Shekar Saxena, professor of the practice of global mental health

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Creating a Trauma-informed Community

There are many “clinical” models in the world. Only a few focus specifically on non-clinical staff. Our trainers have a practical history of trauma-informed experience in Case Management, Youth Residential Treatment, Family Preservation and Mental Health Services. Since 2008, we’ve trained more than 80,000 people nationwide in the Seven Essential Ingredients, and more than 750 people have taken our Train the Trainer course, ensuring our cutting-edge concepts, activities and trauma-informed resources are available to those who need them most.

We’ve helped educate people from a wide variety of fields, including:

  • Judges/Attorneys
  • Court Clerks
  • Employment Support
  • Detention Staff
  • Corrections Staff
  • Police Officers
  • Probation Officers
  • Pediatricians / Medical Staff
  • Librarians
  • Veteran Groups
  • Domestic Violence Shelters
  • Homeless Shelters
  • Churches / Religious Organizations
  • Residential Treatment Centers
  • Parents
  • Community Programs
  • Schools, Colleges & Universities
  • Employers
  • Foster Parents
  • Early Childhood Educators
  • Child Welfare Case Managers
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Many Hands Make Light Work: What is Task Shifting?

The Next Important Evolution of Trauma Informed Care

At this pivotal moment in time, Wellpoint Care Network believes EVERY person needs to be equipped and ready to help in the fight against trauma. Learn more about the important concept of task shifting it can help support the work of trained professionals in this free White Paper.

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“Our revised trainings help contextualize today’s unique challenges and provide practical applications you can use daily.”

TIM GROVE, WEllpoint Care Network

Professional Development That Develops Your Empathy

Becoming truly trauma-informed goes beyond just sitting through a few hours of training. At Wellpoint Care Network, our goal is to fundamentally change the way you relate to the people in your care.

Participants in our Trauma Informed Care and Trauma Sensitive Schools training courses walk away with a new understanding of the people they serve — and concrete actions they can take to better help them. Our trauma-informed curriculum has been well-tested and vetted, with content and applications continuously updated. We incorporate real-life examples and hands-on activities throughout.

In short: we know what works, and what will have a the most impact for you in your day-to-day.

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Meet Melanie Heindl, DAT, ATR-BC, LPC

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Meet Maria Andrade

The diversity of the work that I do ensures that no day is like any other.

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Elizabeth Schuett-Davison

Clinical Supervisor and Trainer

Elizabeth (Liz) Davison is a Licensed Professional Counselor with more than 15 years of experience. Liz has experience working in a variety of treatment settings including intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, School Based Mental Health and traditional outpatient care. Liz is certified in DBT as well as trained in the CAMS suicide intervention. She uses a variety of treatment techinques including: CBT, DBT, TFCBT, ARC, and Motivational Interviewing. Her clinical focus is on clients who struggle with suicidal and self harming thoughts and behaviors as well as those who have experienced trauma and live with dissociative symptoms. Liz believes that change starts when people feel seen and understood on a deep level and she works to partner with her clients to help them better understand themselves and overcome the challenges they may be facing. Liz’s current role is a clinical supervisor for therapists in both Project Thrive and our School Based Mental Health services.

Melanie Heindl

Melanie Heindl

Clinical Services Supervisor / DAT, ATR-BC, LPC

Melanie Heindl, DAT, ATR-BC, LPC, is a doctor of art therapy and licensed professional counselor providing clinical supervision within our Outpatient Clinic. Melanie has over a decade of experience working in mental health services with individuals from infants to elders in community, outpatient, and in-home settings. Melanie believes that the creative process can be inherently therapeutic, providing alternative ways of communication while also being regulatory in nature. Melanie finds a strengths-based, person-centered approach to be most beneficial to her therapeutic work but also takes into consideration the social and systemic issues clients face. Melanie has significant training in clinical supervision, reflective practice, the Neurosequential Model, anti-oppressive practice, and other trauma-informed modalities.

Maria Andrade

Maria Andrade

Vice President of Child and Family Well-being

I began my career at Wellpoint Care in 2009. The diversity of the work that I do ensures that no day is like any other. I have the opportunity to lead teams who are focused on supporting the work of our mission — because they understand that ultimately the work we do, whether internally or externally, impacts the families we are here to serve. Wellpoint Care has created an environment that allows me to thrive professionally, while supporting my work-life balance in the various seasons of both my professional and personal life. We are allowed opportunities to be innovative and creative together in how we achieve goals while never losing sight of our mission. It’s encouraging to see the result of the organization listening to feedback by providing space for us to come together as an agency and have conversations around diversity, equity and inclusion, and then be a part of the work towards change.

I am a first-generation Puerto Rican, born in the United States and first in my family to have graduated college and continued on to receive master’s degree. I’m bilingual and fully fluent in Spanish. I oversee the Mentoring Program and am a part many other diversity-related committees. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my loved ones, reading, volunteering and being outside.

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