TBRI in the
Judicial System
(Free event)
A special meeting on how understanding the impacts of trauma can contribute to the work of the judiciary.
07/08 • 9:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. • Hybrid (in-person + online) • São Paulo/SP
Agenda da Semana TBRI
(4 a 7 de agosto)
II Conference
National TBRI
4-6/08 • São Paulo/SP • 08h–17h
Complete training: 3 days of theoretical and practical content
Program + speakers + certificate
07/08 • 14:00–17:00 • Presencial Jabaquara Forum
07/08 • 09:30–12:00 • Híbrido face-to-face + online
in the judiciary
About the event
In partnership with the Escola Paulista de Magistratura (São Paulo School of Magistrates), ABBA brings American judge Dr. Carole W. Clark to Brazil for the first time. On this occasion, the magistrate will present, together with Jennifer Gregory, her experience in implementing Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) within the justice system.
The initiative represents a significant institutional advance in the field of comprehensive child and adolescent protection, incorporating an innovative approach aimed at caring for children and adolescents from vulnerable situations, especially those impacted by complex traumas and challenging behaviors.
The application of this methodology has contributed to the qualification of judicial decisions, the improvement of care and monitoring practices, as well as the promotion of significant changes in the life trajectories of children and adolescents and the strengthening of the family context.
You are our guest to participate in this exclusive event, and with your partnership, these same results can be seen here in Brazil!
TBRI in the Judicial System
- Time: 09:30 às 12:00
- Format: Híbrido (Presencial + Online)
- Location: Escola Paulista de Magistratura – R. da Consolação, 1483 – 2º andar – Consolação –
São Paulo/SP - Price: Free
- Registration: mandatory (limited places)
Speakers
Jennifer Gregory, MA, MSW
Jennie Gregory has extensive experience in child protection and foster care and in the field of mental health since 2012. Jennie's work in the judicial system was beautifully portrayed in the film “All Rise - For the Good of the Children.” Jennie has a bachelor's degree in Psychology, a master's degree in Education, a master's degree in Social Work, and is licensed as a Clinical Social Worker and Supervisor. Jennie offers case management services, social work, child custody evaluations, parenting education, adult bonding assessments, substance abuse assessments (SASSI), TBRI®, and individual, couple, and group therapy. Jennie is the founder of “Learning About Family.”
Judge Judy Clark
Carole Williams Clark is a retired judge who served in Texas family and juvenile courts and is recognized for her pioneering work in trauma-informed justice. She earned a bachelor's degree in early childhood education and special education, with a minor in psychology, from Texas Christian University, and a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from Baylor University School of Law. After working as a social worker in the Child Protection System, she practiced law and became a Family Law Specialist. She was elected in 1999, a position she held until her retirement in 2018, transforming her court through trauma-sensitive judicial practices, improving outcomes for children and families. Judge Clark was featured in the documentary All Rise for Children for her innovative approach.
When the TBRI reaches the Court
