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Resilience celebrations in October occur statewide and culminate around bringing people together to learn more and promote resilience. Annually since 2019, the Resilience Project has co-facilitated interactive cross-Peninsula events and multi-cultural presentations using a number of platforms, to reconnect, inform, and introduce neighbors across the Olympic Peninsula.
This year the month long series of events is designed to offer research and resources around Positive Childhood Experiences to the Olympic Peninsula. Resilience Month Events and Kits provides hundreds of attendees with accessible tips and strategies.
2026 Event Schedule to Come
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Resiliency Kits are designed to create tangible relational health opportunities to develop knowledge, practical skills, and build connections.
300 Resiliency Kits will be distributed, at no cost to the recipients, by partners and Trusted Ambassadors to help strengthen relationships, and offer tangible forms of connection.
Resiliency Kits will be handed out in various locations throughout October.
Below are a few examples of Resiliency Kits:
See this year's conversation cards below!
Conversation Cards are designed as questions and guided discussions that can encourage sharing life experiences, listening to each other, and celebrating relationships. We hope these cards support your relationships, can help create feelings of satisfaction and security, and strengthen your sense of resilience. Thank you to Olympic Medical Center for producing and sponsoring these cards.
Conversation Cards are designed as questions and guided discussions that can encourage sharing life experiences, listening to each other, and celebrating relationships. We hope these cards support your relationships, can help create feelings of satisfaction and security, and strengthen your sense of resilience. Thank you to Olympic Medical Center for producing and sponsoring these cards.
Past Resilience Months
Past Resilience Months
Questions?
Questions?
Contact clallamresilience@gmail.com to get more information on the project
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA) offers the Four R’s as a helpful way to think about trauma informed care:
“A program, organization, or system that is trauma-informed
realizes the widespread impact of trauma and understands potential paths for recovery;
recognizes the signs and symptoms of trauma in clients, families, staff, and others involved with the system;
and responds by fully integrating knowledge about trauma into policies, procedures, and practices, and seeks to actively resist re-traumatization.”
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