Upcoming Events

Current and Past Event Partners

  • Muskegon Great Start Collaborative

  • Muskegon Rescue Mission

  • United Way of the Lakeshore

  • Michigan Alternative Education Organization

  • Michigan Association of School Nurses

  • Michigan ACEs Initiative

  • White Lake Area Community Education

  • Michigan NAPNAP

  • Michigan Association of Local Public Health

  • Muskegon Area Intermediate School District

  • Cherry Health Americorps

  • Plainwell Community Schools

  • Ottawa County Department of Public Health

  • Ottawa County Great Start Collaborative

  • Community Mental Health of Ottawa County

  • HealthWest of Muskegon

  • District Health Department 10

  • The HOPE National Resource Center

  • Kent Intermediate School District

  • Stop Child Abuse & Neglect Council of Ottawa County

  • San Diego Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

Participant Comments

  • "I truly enjoyed your class. My mom and I already put it in action. (Hope)fully, it will help. Thank you!"

  • "I already try to live this way but from the HOPE training I was shown some really great data that drives me to maintain and keep growing in living this way."

  • "I would like to have HOPE presented to my staff to complement our work around trauma informed instruction."

  • "The facilitator was amazing, her energy was contagious."

  • "I would love to see you in the church settings as a workshop!"

  • "Wonderful workshop. It reminded me of the PERMA model created by Martin Seligman (positive psychology)."

How will you use HOPE in your personal or professional life?

“As an affirmation to the work that we are doing and to help build the culture needed for effective trauma informed responses to the families and children we are serving.”

“I am going to be more aware of my Type 1 and Type 2 Thinking. I was a big Type 1 and my goal is to become more of a Type 2 Thinking.”

“I will use it for universal language when talking about ACEs.”

“By thinking from the other person’s perspective, don’t look for the negative (look for the positive!)”

“By educating parents on positive childhood experiences.”