The Crisis to Connection Framework
The Crisis to Connection Framework is a trauma-informed, community-centered guide designed to help leaders, advocates, and organizations navigate the emotional landscape after disaster, crisis, or mass violence. Built from real-world experience, not theory, it breaks the healing journey into five cyclical phases: Ground, Listen, Co-Design, Structure, and Connect.
This free resource offers a clear visual model and foundational principles for building dignity-first support systems rooted in safety, trust, and collaboration. Whether planning a healing event, supporting a survivor network, or rethinking your community response strategy, this framework helps you begin with care and lead purposefully.
This toolkit is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for clinical, legal, or financial advice. Please consult qualified professionals where appropriate. Use of this resource does not establish a consulting relationship unless expressly agreed upon.The Crisis to Connection Framework is a trauma-informed, community-centered guide designed to help leaders, advocates, and organizations navigate the emotional landscape after disaster, crisis, or mass violence. Built from real-world experience, not theory, it breaks the healing journey into five cyclical phases: Ground, Listen, Co-Design, Structure, and Connect.
This free resource offers a clear visual model and foundational principles for building dignity-first support systems rooted in safety, trust, and collaboration. Whether planning a healing event, supporting a survivor network, or rethinking your community response strategy, this framework helps you begin with care and lead purposefully.
This toolkit is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for clinical, legal, or financial advice. Please consult qualified professionals where appropriate. Use of this resource does not establish a consulting relationship unless expressly agreed upon.
The Crisis to Connection Framework is a trauma-informed, community-centered guide designed to help leaders, advocates, and organizations navigate the emotional landscape after disaster, crisis, or mass violence. Built from real-world experience, not theory, it breaks the healing journey into five cyclical phases: Ground, Listen, Co-Design, Structure, and Connect.
This free resource offers a clear visual model and foundational principles for building dignity-first support systems rooted in safety, trust, and collaboration. Whether planning a healing event, supporting a survivor network, or rethinking your community response strategy, this framework helps you begin with care and lead purposefully.
This toolkit is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for clinical, legal, or financial advice. Please consult qualified professionals where appropriate. Use of this resource does not establish a consulting relationship unless expressly agreed upon.