SATIN-Southern Arizona Trauma Informed Network Work Group
About
SATIN’s Mission is to provide an action oriented framework for a trauma responsive community in Southern Arizona through training and connection.
You can register for trainings here — https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/1WnASRgxQySzvlxDRpXHcw
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
Tuesday, September 8th – TBD
Tuesday, October 13th– TBD
Tuesday, November 10th – TBD
History
2015 Early Beginnings: SATIN stemmed from a trauma-focused services group out of Cenpatico. Members of that community continued to meet in pursuit of making our communities, schools, and services more trauma informed. The group shifted and morphed, meeting at various places in the community including the Pima County Juvenile Court, Casa de los Ninos, and Jewish Family and Children’s Services and adding members over the years
2017 Added Monthly Trainings: The community collaboration started to coordinate free, in person community trainings hosted initially at the Abrams Public Health Center – and later at GAP Ministries.
2018 Selected a Name: With the energy built from the training attendance and reaching more of the community, the group decided on the name Southern Arizona Trauma Informed Network and started to build a more cohesive vision – creating an email and Facebook page – and leaning in to build up the training efforts.
2019 Developed a Mission: SATIN formalized their mission of providing an action-oriented framework for a trauma responsive community and created workgroups focused on creating by-laws, establishing a needs assessment and continuing the community trainings.
2020 Introduced Virtual Trainings: The group pivoted to a virtual platform to protect the community. In contrast to our initial estimation of the impact of virtual visits, we found that SATIN training attendance gained momentum reaching our community and beyond. Attendance grew from 30 community members on average to 150+. RSVPs can reach into the 5, 6, 7 hundreds and more.
2023 : SATIN focuses on expanding their mission, with the hope of providing more training in the community and in the future providing assessment and support to help organizations shift to a more trauma responsive approach.
2026 Looking Forward: SATIN came under the AZ ACEs Consortium as a workgroup to continue monthly online trainings and grow the network in Southern Arizona! If you are interested in joining, please sign up as a member — https://azaces.org/membership/groups/