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...how to use the intensive technical assistance manual and support those regional ATTCs providing TIC consultation. For more information about Trauma Informed Care, please see the Mid-America ATTC’s website: https://attcnetwork.org/

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The purpose of the “Trauma Informed Care Approaches for Working with Individuals with Substance Use Disorders” training is to introduce participants to the presentation of trauma among clients and the relation between traumatic experience and the development of substance use disorders. Key topics include: an overview of trauma presentations across the lifespan; socioecological conceptualizations of early childhood trauma leading to later life judicial and medical impairments; and skills and strategies to intervene with clients who have co-occurring trauma and substance use disorders.

he purpose of the “Trauma Informed Care Approaches for Working with Individuals with Substance Use Disorders” training is to introduce participants to the presentation of trauma among clients and the relation between traumatic experience and the development of substance use disorders. Key topics include: an overview of trauma presentations across the lifespan; socioecological conceptualizations of early childhood trauma leading to later life judicial and medical impairments; and skills and strategies to intervene with clients who have co-occurring trauma and substance use disorders. At the conclusion of the training, participants will be able to: 1.    Identify three examples of “Big T” or “little t” stressors 2.    Describe two of the major findings from the ACE study relating childhood experience to substance use and adult health impairment 3.    Demonstrate at least one technique for engaging consumers in a trauma-informed approach. 4.    Describe at least one impact of trauma on cognition and physiological functioning. 5.    Identify one Domain of Trauma-Informed Care and how, organizationally, activating this domain enhances trauma care.

The purpose of the “Trauma Informed Care Approaches for Working with Individuals with Substance Use Disorders” training is to introduce participants to the presentation of trauma among clients and the relation between traumatic experience and the development of substance use disorders. Key topics include: an overview of trauma presentations across the lifespan; socioecological conceptualizations of early childhood trauma leading to later life judicial and medical impairments; and skills and strategies to intervene with clients who have co-occurring trauma and substance use disorders.  At the conclusion of the daylong training, participants will be able to: 1.    Identify three (3) examples of "Big T" OF "little t" stressors 2.    Describe two of the major findings from the ACE study relating childhood experience to substance use and mental health impairment 3.    Demonstrate at least one technique for engaging consumers in a trauma-informed approach 4.    Describe at least one impact of trauma on cognition and physiological functioning 5.    Identify one Domain of Trauma-Informed Care and how, organizationally, activating this domain enhances trauma care  

The purpose of the “Trauma Informed Care Approaches for Working with Individuals with Substance Use Disorders” training is to introduce participants to the presentation of trauma among clients and the relation between traumatic experience and the development of substance use disorders. Key topics include: an overview of trauma presentations across the lifespan; socioecological conceptualizations of early childhood trauma leading to later life judicial and medical impairments; and skills and strategies to intervene with clients who have co-occurring trauma and substance use disorders. At the conclusion of the training, participants will be able to: 1.Identify three examples of “Big T” or “little t” stressors. 2.Describe two of the major findings from the ACE study relating childhood experience to substanceuse and adult health impairment. 3.Demonstrate at least one technique for engaging consumers in a trauma-informed approach. 4.Describe at least one impact of trauma on cognition and physiological functioning. 5.Identify one Domain of Trauma-Informed Care and how, organizationally, activating this domainenhances trauma care.

A two part virtual webinar on evidence based practices regarding trauma informed care for clients with Substance Use Disorders, including OUD.

...(5) Another aspect of behavioral health care competency has to do with the special evidence-based practices used in integrated behavioral health/primary care settings. In some ways these approaches are

...more “trauma-informed.” Other NWATTC-sponsored workshops at this conference addressed “Self-Care in Extraordinary Times” and an all-day workshop on “Trauma-Informed Supervision.” In l

...substances, specifically alcohol and opioids Understand the available evidence-based treatment options for individuals with co-occurring stimulant and other substance use disorders Polysubstance Use Amo

...(Concept of Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care in Behavioral Health Services). SAMHSA has issued a new Practical Guide for Implementing a Trauma-Informed Approach. The primary goal of this guide is to...

...examining healthcare quality, a team of experts is working to identify structure, process, and outcome measures aligning with the Principles of Care. Like approaches used in other healthcare

...the age of 12 and embarked on her journey to make a difference by choosing a career in the healthcare field. Coming from a family of physicians, Adriana learned the...

...Children and Families Affected by Substance Use Disorders and Child Welfare: News You Can Use from the National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare ATTC Messenger June 2016: The...

...education on various topics such as domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, anxiety, depression, mental illness, and substance use disorder. Her career goal is to provide victims of domestic abuse

...(Mid-America ATTC, February 2023): SAMHSA has included Trauma-Informed Care among its designated best practices for many reasons. Trauma-Informed Care can bring about transformation that takes place on many levels of...

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