Coriven Advisory Group
Trauma-Informed Training
for Children's Behavioral Health Facilities
We specialize in trauma-informed relationship skills training for frontline staff who work in pediatric and adolescent inpatient units. Coriven drives effective behavior change and ensures long-term staff sustainability through evidence-based, executive-level consulting and frontline workforce development.
Coriven's Focus
Frontline Staff
Present in every moment
We train frontline staff to maintain high-level awareness and emotional stability throughout their shift. This presence creates a stable environment that reduces incidents and promotes safety.
Trusted by young people
Building rapport with adolescents requires a nuanced, relationship-based approach. Our methodology focuses on authenticity and consistency, which are the cornerstones of clinical trust.
A bridge to the care team
Frontline staff are the daily eyes and ears of the treatment facility. We empower them to communicate clinical observations effectively, ensuring the entire care team acts with precision.
Supporting Every Kind of Mind
Specialized training for neurodiverse young people in residential, inpatient, and emergency department settings.
Autistic young people and others with neurodevelopmental differences experience the world through a unique lens. When in crisis or high-acuity care, these differences can lead to profound misunderstandings. We bridge that gap by teaching staff how to recognize sensory needs, adapt communication, and build environments where every mind can feel safe and supported.
Every young person deserves to be understood. Our programs help staff learn how.
Residential and Inpatient Settings
In long-term residential and acute inpatient units, staff consistency is vital. We provide tools for establishing predictable routines and strengths-based engagement strategies that honor the individual needs of neurodiverse residents.
Programs Built for the Emergency Department
The Emergency Department is a sensory-overwhelming environment. Our training helps frontline staff rapidly assess neurodevelopmental needs and apply calming, affirming interventions that de-escalate crisis moments without adding further distress.