Caregiver Training & Support
Is your child or young person displaying behaviours that are confusing to you?
Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®) is evidence-based in New Zealand via our collaborative work with Oranga Tamariki. TBRI® is a popular and effective pathway for caregivers to provide trauma-responsive specialised care to children and young people.
Click above to watch a short video on TBRI®
Caregivers just like you share their journey with Immerse and TBRI®
INTRODUCTION TO CAREGIVERS
Meet the caregivers as they share their experiences.
CHANGES IN CHILD BEHAVIOUR
Hear about the changes these caregivers have seen after our training and coaching.
CONFIDENCE IN CAREGIVERS
Building caregiver confidence to change parenting perceptions and help our children thrive.
THE CAREGIVING JOURNEY CONTINUES…
Thank you to these caregivers for their courage to continue navigating the ups and downs of fostering. We are all on this journey together.
Caregiver Training Dates 2024
Join us for three days of TBRI® Caregiver training.
All training days are 9.30am - 2.30pm.
North Auckland (Warkworth location)
Day 1 - 29 February
Day 2 - 7 March
Day 3 - 14 March
North Shore (3 William Laurie Place, Albany)
Day 1 - 28 March
Day 2 - 4 April
Day 3 - 11 April
South Auckland (Oranga Tamariki, Homai)
Day 1 - 23 May
Day 2 - 30 May
Day 3 - 6 June
Trust Immerse to help you through your current challenge
because we know fostering.
“In the fostering journey, there’s plenty of moments where you think you’ve bitten off more than you can chew, and I’m speaking for myself.”
Ursula Elisara – Immerse CEO & Co-Founder
“Before I became a TBRI® Practitioner, I thought I was a great father and foster dad. It wasn’t until I started applying a trauma-responsive approach, that I fully grasped the magnitude of what happens in the brain and body of children when they experience trauma. This made me a better parent and caregiver.”
George Elisara – Immerse Director of Development & Founder
“Behaviour is the language of children who have
lost their voice”.
- Dr. Karyn Purvis, Institute of Child Development