This overview provides a history of Project Harmony and child advocacy centers, a description of the various departments within Project Harmony, and the roles of our co-located partner agencies. Read more

Reclaiming Your Why is a transformative 4-hour workshop designed specifically for helping professionals experiencing the effects of vicarious trauma, empathic strain, and burnout. This experiential training helps you understand and gently address secondary trauma responses, reduce associated shame, and rebuild a sustainable connection to your purpose. You will explore your personal and professional journey through creative expression, guided reflection, and meaningful discussion. You’ll learn practical mental health tools and self-care strategies that support long-term resilience — regardless of your work setting or organizational challenges. By the end of this immersive session, you will have reclaimed your core “Why,” renewed your sense of self-worth in helping others, and developed a personalized action plan to sustain your passion and compassion in this demanding field.   Ideal for social workers, counselors, case managers, educators, and other professionals who support clients.   Questions? Contact the Project Harmony Training Institute at training@projectharmony.com. Please email to request accommodations for participants hard of hearing. Read more

This training is designed to help professionals in the helping fields understand how to work with an interpreter. Participants will learn what the skill of interpretation entails, what is the role of the interpreter in different situations and helpful tips to improve the flow of communication.  Target Audience:  Mental Health Providers, Law Enforcement, Child Protective Services, County Attorneys, Education Professionals, Youth Care Agencies, Non-Profit Agencies, Day Care Providers, Church Leaders, and anyone who works with children and families.   Upcoming Sessions: - February 18, 1-2pm Webinar - May 21, 10-11am Webinar Please contact the Project Harmony Training Institute at training@projectharmony.com to request accommodations for participants hard of hearing Read more

This 1-hour training module is intended to introduce a perpetrator pattern framework, the principles and components of the model to practice the framework in their daily work. This module will also begin to introduce how the model is designed to help them be more successful in their work, in better alignment with their values as human services professionals, and to ideally keep children safe and together with the domestic violence survivor. Read more

*After enrolling/checking out this course, you will need to register for a session.   The four-day Core training is designed to give practitioners a skills-oriented foundation for domestic abuse-informed practice. Participants will receive experiential classroom learning, using practice tools, discussing cases, practicing interviews and developing action plans to implement the Safe & Together Model into their practice. Topics of Training Identifying the impact of domestic violence on children and family functioning Gathering a fact-based assessment of the perpetrators’ behavior patterns Partnering with survivors of domestic violence Intervening with perpetrators Understanding how domestic violence intersects with other issues like substance abuse and mental health Read more

NOTE: After enrolling and checking out for the course, you will need to register for a specific session.   This one-day training provides participants with an introduction to, and overview of, the Safe & TogetherTM Model. The presentation provides participants with information about creating a domestic violence-informed child welfare system, the principles and components of the Safe & Together Model and information about the framework behind competency-building in child welfare around domestic violence. Key topics covered in training: Cross-cutting themes Perpetrator pattern-based approach Domestic violence-informed documentation Holistic assessment of survivor strengths Read more