The TBRI Georgia Collaborative

Hope & Healing for Georgia's Children

Equipping the adults in children's lives, from caregivers and teachers to caseworkers and entire communities, to meet the needs of children and youth who have experienced relational trauma.

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What is TBRI®?

Children heal in relationship. So we equip the adults around them.

Trust-Based Relational Intervention® is an attachment-based, trauma-informed, evidence-based intervention built on Empowering, Connecting, and Correcting principles. The TBRI Georgia Collaborative brings practitioners, champions, and practicing organizations together from every corner of the state, restoring health, preventing re-traumatization, and building trauma-responsive systems.

New to TBRI®? Learn the full story at the Karyn Purvis Institute →

Wherever you serve
children - start here

Three doors into the same work: connection that heals.

CAREGIVERS & PARENTS

Building felt-safety at home

Foster, adoptive, and biological parents learning connection that heals.

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PRACTITIONERS

Leading the work statewide

Trained TBRI practitioners running trainings and coaching in every region.

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ORGANIZATIONS & SECTORS

Changing systems together

Schools, agencies, churches, and courts building trauma-responsive culture.

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How organizations
grow with us

A path from first curiosity to leading change in your sector.

01

Exploration

Explore TBRI principles and your organization's readiness through trainings and resources.

02

Immersion

Co-create a culture of trauma-informed care with coaching and team-building support.

03

Extension

Lead systems change, carrying TBRI to partners across your sector and community.

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FEATURED TRAINING

Oct 5–9 · Rome, GA

TBRI® Practitioner Training

A week that changes how you see children, built for professionals ready to bring TBRI into their work and their community. Georgia's own practitioner training, hosted in Rome.