Supporting the Whole Child: Trauma-Informed Strategies in Special Education
Free Webinar For Educators
đź“… Tuesday, June 17th
⏰ 12:00 PM CT
Every student brings a story. Let’s create schools that know how to listen.
Join us for a free, engaging webinar exploring how trauma-informed strategies can transform special education and support the full spectrum of student needs. In this session, we’ll focus on how to foster resilience, improve behavior, and build stronger relationships using tools from the WhyTry Program—strategies that align with high-leverage practices and the realities of today’s classrooms.
Whether you’re a teacher, counselor, administrator, or support staff, this conversation will offer practical, research-informed tools to build trauma-responsive systems that work—for students and the educators who serve them.
đź’ˇWhat You’ll Learn:
- What You’ll Learn:
- The impact of trauma on behavior and learning—and how to respond with intention
- Real-world strategies to support self-regulation, motivation, and connection
- How the WhyTry Program aligns with high-leverage practices in special education
- Ways to build relationships that lead to better outcomes for students with complex needs
- Tools to support adult resilience in emotionally demanding roles
đź‘Ą Who Should Attend:
Anyone committed to building trauma-responsive support systems in schools, including:
- Educators and Support Staff
- Special Education Teams
- Counselors and School Psychologists
- Behavior Specialists
- Instructional Leaders and Administrators
Meet our panelists:
Christian Moore
Christian Moore is the founder of the WhyTry Organization and author of The Resilience Breakthrough. A licensed clinical social worker, Christian is passionate about helping youth overcome emotional and societal barriers. His dynamic approach to building resilience has inspired educators around the world.
Jason Johnson
Jason Johnson is a licensed school psychologist and Director of Training & Research for WhyTry. With deep experience supporting students facing adversity, Jason leads trainings across the U.S. on resilience-based strategies and the practical application of the WhyTry Program in both general and special education settings.