Massachusetts Secretary of Education Patrick Tutwiler and Amy Kershaw, commissioner of the state Department of Early Education and Care, visit Rediscovery House in Waltham
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We develop our training programs to meet the diverse needs of various organizations, empowering them to create safer, more supportive environments for those they serve. These programs cover a broad range of topics, including:
● Trauma-informed care ● Cultural responsiveness ● De-escalation strategies ● Self-care and Vicarious Trauma
Our approach emphasizes practical skills, evidence-based practices, and innovative solutions to complex challenges, ensuring participants can apply their learning directly to their work environments.
We are deeply committed to offering a wide range of accessible resources for continuity of care and comprehensive support. Our resources span from vital information for families and professionals to specific tools for state agencies and educators, all designed to empower and assist those we serve.
We aim to be a beacon of hope and guidance, facilitating access to necessary services and information that foster stability, healing, and growth.
Research is fundamental to enhancing the quality and impact of our programs. Our dedicated research team conducts studies that inform best practices, drive program innovation, and measure outcomes effectively.
Our research initiatives provide invaluable insights that empower our staff and partners to deliver more effective support. By translating research findings into practical strategies, we help shape policies and practices that foster resilience and healing for those we serve.
JRI's intensive residential treatment programs, clinics, and community-based services are accredited by the Joint Commission. JRI's residential schools, group homes, day habilitation and Huntington at Symphony are accredited by CARF.
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