SATIN Monthly Online Trainings
SATIN holds monthly online trainings every second Tuesday of the month from 11:30am-1:00pm AZ time over zoom. You can register for the training series here — https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/1WnASRgxQySzvlxDRpXHcw
Descriptions available for current month’s training session. Once training is complete it will be replaced by the recording link.
Tuesday, March 10th-Speaker Dr Lizzy Rasmussen – Sleep, Trauma, and the Biology of Resilience- Access recording here
Tuesday, April 14th – Speaker Robin Blumenthal — Predictive Brain- We apologize for being unable to record this session.
Tuesday, May 12th – Speaker Andi Fetzner & Lori Chelius- The Basics: Creating a Shared Language for a Trauma-Informed Approach- We apologize for being unable to record this session.
Tuesday, June 9th – Speaker Robin Blumenthal– TRIPLE P® – RAISING RESILIENT CHILDREN- We apologize for being unable to record this session.
No training in July — Enjoy your summer!
Tuesday, August 11th – Speaker Casandra Stouder — Integrating Medicine Wheel Wisdom with ACEs Science
Description: While understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) provides a vital baseline for trauma‑informed care, true healing requires a framework that honors cultural context and holistic well‑being. In this session, Casandra Stouder (Chair of the Arizona ACEs Consortium Rural & Indigenous Community Committee) moves beyond the generic trauma overview to explore the powerful intersection of cutting-edge neuroscience, epigenetics, and traditional Indigenous teachings.
Participants will explore “The Brain Map,” a unique approach that aligns the four sacred directions of the Medicine Wheel with the mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of trauma and recovery. By weaving ancestral wisdom with modern brain science, this presentation offers a culturally responsive blueprint for recognizing trauma responses, addressing intergenerational impacts, and building sustainable pathways to community resilience.
Bio: Casandra Stouder is a dedicated community advocate, leader, and the Chair of the Rural & Indigenous Community Committee for the Arizona ACEs Consortium. Deeply rooted in her heritage, Casandra bridges traditional Indigenous teachings with cutting‑edge neuroscience and epigenetics to foster long‑term healing and community recovery.
Her work focuses on creating safe, respectful, and culturally responsive spaces that elevate lived experiences and build stronger bridges to resources for families navigating historical and intergenerational trauma. As a prominent voice in Arizona’s trauma-informed landscape, Casandra collaborates across tribal departments, educational institutions, and behavioral health organizations. Through her innovative frameworks, she empowers educators, advocates, and care providers to move beyond generic trauma overviews toward deeply integrated, healing-centered engagement.
Tuesday, September 8th – TBD
Tuesday, October 13th– TBD
Tuesday, November 10th – TBD
