The Intersection of Trauma and Adolescence
The Intersection of Trauma & Adolescence
Discover the Meaning Beneath the Behavior—Join Us July 16.
Real Connection.
Real Change.
Empowering caregivers with coaching and training services, equipping them to help children heal from trauma.
Parenting children with relational trauma is hard. We’re here to help.
The parents and caregivers we serve are desperately seeking real change. Every day, they’re facing challenging behaviors, emotional dysregulation, and developmental delays stemming from their children’s traumatic histories—making their parenting journey not only exhausting but deeply painful.
We know from experience no child is beyond hope of healing.
Chosen comes alongside parents and caregivers like you with support and practical tools to pursue connection and help your child heal, decreasing challenging behaviors along the way.
Change is possible—and it starts with you.
Through our parent-directed services and training courses, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to lead the way.
This approach to healing isn't easy, but it works.
Recent surveys of families Chosen has served show that:
91%
of families reported Chosen helped address family needs.
81%
of parents reconsidered disrupting their placement.
59%
of parents experienced a decrease in stress.
80%
of parents felt more
equipped to help their child.
Stories of Healing
The Ramos Family
The Ramos family found a purpose in fostering. After several successful placements, a sibling group of two arrived: Jayden and Emma.
The Reinhart Family
Emma’s meltdowns and tantrums confused her foster and adoptive parents — until Chosen showed them how to help her heal from trauma.
The Colter Family
Parenting is never easy and parenting a child with a history of early adversity while living in another country brings a unique set of challenges.
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