This video addresses how faith leaders can respond to complicated ministry/pastoral care situations in trauma-informed ways in an effort to not cause additional negative religious experiences for individuals.

This content cast conversation shares about the SPED program and how faith communities can be involved.

In this Flipped Table Collective Content Cast video, Christie Love talks with guests Stephanie Scott-Huffman and Phil Snider about sharing space with faith communities.

In this conversation, Flipped Table Collective founders Christie Love and Holly Madden talk with Rue Lohn about how and why they created a collaborative preaching team at their church plant in southwest Missouri.

This conversation highlights the way that the church plant that Christie and Holly started in SW Missouri approached children’s ministry in a trauma-informed way.

This video is a conversation with Christie Love and Holly Madden about the importance of prioritizing self-care for faith leaders and those who are working regularly with people in need.

In this video, Holly and Christie talk about looking at the wall art, decorative elements, and artistic elements that are present in your faith space and how they can be triggering to people who may use your space.

This video introduces and discusses the concept of creating a cooperative youth group model in communities.

This video talks about experience-based tips and best practices to de-escalate activated and triggered adults and children.