Resource Library

You may have heard the TBRI® Mantra: Stay Calm – no matter what; See the Need – behind the behavior; Meet the Need- find a way; Don’t Quit – If not you then who? Watch as Dr. David Cross, Daren Jones and Amanda Purvis unpack the TBRI® Mantra.

In this video, we discuss some of the tangible ways that we can empower children and youth to be successful and become and stay regulated. Behaviors that we often see from our children and youth can be caused by unmet physiological and environmental needs.

Dr. Karyn Purvis used to say, “It’s you and me against your history.” This quote captures the foundation of connection, and as caregivers, we are walking alongside and supporting our children and youth as they work through their histories. In this video, we explore how this plays out in our lives as we implement TBRI®.

Provides ten practical steps agencies can take to support sustained permanenc for families. The ten steps are subdivded across five domains.

Provides information on the theory of change, services offered, staffing, budget, evaluation, and more for Tennessee post-adoption support program.

Explores how Tennessee implemented the Neurosquential Model of Therapeutics as part of its work with the QIC-AG. Enables sites to determine if the intervention would work for their jurisdiction and prepare for implementation.

Provides a brief overview of how Tennessee planned to implement the Neurosquential Model of Therapeutics.

Explores how Texas implemented Pathways to Permanence 2. Enables sites to determine if the intervention would work for their jurisdiction and prepare for implementation.

Provides a brief overview of how Texas planned to implement Pathways to Permanence 2 as part of the QIC-AG.

Describes the impact of grief and loss and explains the 3-5-7 Model, which is designed to help professionals and parents work with children and youth to address these issues of grief and loss.