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Christine Greene

Chris Greene is the Marketing Coordinator for the Traumatic Stress Institute of Klingberg Family Centers. Her work includes marketing and implementing systems improvements in order to enhance clients’ experience, all with the goal of building a sense of community. Projects have included renovation of the TSI website; improvements in brand cohesion and recognition; creation of an RC community newsletter and blog; increased LinkedIn presence; engagement of new vendors; collaboration with other TSI staff to launch a CRM system that increased our ability to manage growing complexities around implementation; and curriculum development.
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Building a Culture of Safety to Transform Care

July 30, 2026
by Christine Greene posted in Whole-System Change

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Coming up on August 3rd at 1 p.m. ET, join an OPEN MINDS Circle for a one-hour live presentation withNicole Powasnick, Chief Nursing Officer ofRWJBarnabas Health (RWJBH)Behavioral Health Center and Vice President of Clinical Operations for the Behavioral Health Service Line at RWJBarnabas Health, andJohn Engel, Director of theTraumatic Stress Institute (TSI)ofKlingberg Family Centers.

They will share how their organizations partnered to implement theRisking Connection Change Model (RCCM) – an 18-to-24-month roadmap for total organizational transformation – across behavioral health units and emergency departments at eight RWJBH sites, including data to illustrate its impact. 

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What Does it Really Take to Sustain Trauma-Informed Care in Healthcare?

April 27, 2026
by Christine Greene posted in Whole-System Change, Measurement & Research

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We were recently introduced to Laneita Williamson, founder of 18 Cairns Consulting, who led a system-wide implementation at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, a North Carolina health system. Her recent research article reinforces something we see every day: lasting impact requires more than training; it requires systems change.

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TSI Staff Retreat Learning Session: Loretta J. Ross on Creating a "Calling In" Culture

March 5, 2026
by Christine Greene posted in Whole-System Change, Mindfulness

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The Traumatic Stress Institute gathers twice a year for staff retreat. The retreats last a few days and give us the space to step back from daily demands and reconnect as a team. These retreats are a time to reflect on what we’ve accomplished, clarify our direction, and explore new ideas that will shape our work moving forward.

Our most recent retreat was online in January (see picture) and included a phenomenal learning session co-led by Tanji L. Donald, M.Ed., Program Coordinator, and Samm Winebrenner, Operations Coordinator. 

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Enduring Impact: What Our Community Is Saying About Risking Connection

February 20, 2026
by Christine Greene posted in Whole-System Change

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Over the past year as we've celebrated Risking Connection's 25th anniversary, we’ve also been sharing something special on our LinkedIn page: the voices of our community.

Through testimonials from trainers, clinicians, educators, and leaders, one theme has emerged again and again – the enduring impact of Risking Connection (RC).

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Celebrating 25 Years of Risking Connection with an Invitation: Free Sampler Sessions

September 10, 2025
by Christine Greene posted in Whole-System Change

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Risking Connection® (RC) reaches a big milestone this year – its 25th anniversary! Since its launch in 2000, tens of thousands of professionals have been trained in Risking Connection – creating ripples of healing and hope not only for clients, but also for families, workplaces, and communities.

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Implementing Trauma-Informed Care in Early Head Start/Head Start Programs

January 7, 2025
by Christine Greene posted in Whole-System Change, Head Start

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At the Traumatic Stress Institute (TSI) of Klingberg Family Centers, we support Head Start agencies with a whole-system approach to trauma-informed care. TSI believes that Early Head Start/Head Start programs can function as protective factors that buffer and mitigate the effects of childhood adversity and trauma for staff, families, and children, creating conditions where resiliency can flourish.

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