Resilient Together: Learning about our Adversity can be a Pathway to Freedom

In this amazing episode, you'll learn from Resilience Educator and Community Leader in Bladen County in North Carolina.

In this conversation, you will learn:

1.) The basics of Adverse Childhood Experiences and how it impacts our lives and our communities.

2.) How important protective factors, and resources can be to support ourselves and each other.

3.) Practically how important it is to be caring for yourself while you are caring for other

Disclaimer:

This is for educational purposes only. This is not a replacement for professional medical or behavioral or mental health treatment. Topics of trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences are discussed. If you notice you need support you can call or text 988 that is a national crisis hotline.

Meet Tocarra Osborne:

Carra Osborne is a passionate advocate and certified trainer dedicated to empowering rural communities, particularly families facing adversity. Through lived experience and extensive work with families impacted by disabilities, foster care, and other challenges, she deeply understands the critical role of resilience and the profound impact of positive childhood experiences. Carra's approach emphasizes building trust and fostering strong relationships within communities to effect meaningful and sustainable change. As a guardian ad litem for children in foster care and a family partner for families of children with disabilities, she directly supports vulnerable individuals. A certified trainer in various resilience topics, Carra is committed to creating more equitable and supportive environments for children and families. Her focus on trauma-informed care guides her work in building stronger, more resilient communities.

Resilient Together: Learning about our Adversity can be a Pathway to Freedom

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