Trust-Based Relational Intervention® or TBRI® is an evidence-based, trauma-informed approach designed to support children who have experienced adversity, trauma, or disrupted relationships. Foster Kinship offers TBRI® training for professionals seeking practical tools to strengthen connection, regulation, and healing for children and families.
Children who have experienced trauma, separation, neglect, grief, or disrupted caregiving often need adults who understand how early experiences shape behavior, relationships, and development.
Trust-Based Relational Intervention® or TBRI® helps professionals better understand the needs behind behavior and respond in ways that build safety, trust, and connection.
Foster Kinship’s TBRI® training provides education on attachment, sensory processing, neuroscience, regulation, and practical strategies that can be used when supporting children and families.
This service is designed for professionals who work with children, caregivers, and families. This may include child welfare professionals, family-serving organizations, educators, case managers, advocates, and community partners.
TBRI® training may help professionals:
When professionals understand trauma-informed approaches, they are better equipped to support children and families with compassion, consistency, and practical tools.
TBRI® helps shift the focus from “What is wrong with this child?” to “What happened and what support is needed now?”
By training professionals in TBRI® principles, Foster Kinship helps strengthen the broader network of adults and organizations supporting children across Nevada and beyond.
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