ABSAT/ACEs

To request services of LaSalle’s ABSAT team contact:

Mariama Jalloh
Director of Staff Development & Engagement
Jalloh@lasalle-school.org
518-242-4731 x258

LaSalle School staff have earned a strong reputation for delivering high-quality presentations, training sessions, and consultations to diverse professional audiences.

To meet the growing demand for expertise in trauma-informed care and brain science, LaSalle established the ACEs and Brain Sciences Advancement Team (ABSAT)—a coordinated team dedicated to providing expert-led education and support.

Available training topics include (but are not limited to):

• Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Trauma, Toxic Stress, and the Impact on Neurodevelopment

• Vicarious and Primary Trauma, Compassion Fatigue, and Burnout

• Creating Regulated Environments

• Building Resilience in Youth and Professionals

• Understanding Chemical Dependency in Youth

• Mental Health Considerations for Juvenile Justice-Involved Youth

• Addressing Problematic Sexual Behavior in Youth

Each training is customized to suit the needs of the audience, with flexible delivery formats ranging from 90-minute sessions to half-day and full-day workshops. Trainings can be hosted onsite at LaSalle’s George E. Hanner Center for Excellence and Lasallian Mission or delivered offsite at a location of the audience’s choosing.

Since its formation, ABSAT has provided trainings to a wide range of organizations, including schools, law enforcement agencies, hospitals, healthcare providers, human service organizations, and departments of social services.