This event explores the ways in which Trauma specific to an HIV diagnosis and Treatment can intersect with historic personal trauma to create a unique experience for those living with HIV. First Responders will be offered practical information and strategies re: how to best support clients with this complex trauma experience.
1. Discuss ways in which HIV diagnoses and treatment may result in trauma for clients pursuing Behavioral and/or Medical Health Care
2. Summarize the considerations that First Responders working with persons with HIV need to utilize to be effective interventionists
3. Recite at least 5 strategies to increase effective support to persons with HIV related to their health and well-being.
Laura Hinds is a clinical social worker with experience in medical, behavioral and mental health settings. Laura has had the pleasure of working with high acuity special needs populations and their providers for over 22 years. An alumna and instructor at Penn’s School of Social Policy and Practice for 13 years, and Bryn Mawr’s School of Social Work and Social Research’s for the past 4 years, Laura has supported the learning and education of new social workers, veterans in the field, and their interdisciplinary partners. With a focus on trauma, human and gender development, racial equity, and crisis intervention Laura supports special needs populations and those who serve them.
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