What Clinicians Need to Know about Trauma-Presentation Recording

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The webinar titled "What Clinicians Need to Know About Trauma" was hosted by the Providers Clinical Support System (PCSS) in partnership with the National Council for Mental Well-Being. The webinar was presented by Dr. Amy Rushline, a consultant for trauma-informed services with over 20 years of experience in behavioral healthcare. Dr. Rushline discussed the impact of trauma, the connection between trauma and substance use disorders, and practical strategies for engaging individuals struggling with substance use issues. She emphasized the importance of creating safe and healing relationships, practicing cultural humility, and using trauma-informed approaches in care. Dr. Rushline also highlighted the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) study and its findings, which show a dose-response relationship between adverse childhood experiences and health outcomes, including substance use disorders. She recommended screening for trauma and substance use, utilizing interventions like motivational interviewing, and prioritizing self-care as care providers. The webinar concluded with resources and tools for trauma-informed care, and emphasized the need for ongoing training and continuous quality improvement in this area.

Keywords

What Clinicians Need to Know About Trauma

Providers Clinical Support System

PCSS

National Council for Mental Well-Being

Dr. Amy Rushline

trauma-informed services

trauma and substance use disorders

engaging individuals with substance use issues

Adverse Childhood Experiences study

trauma-informed care

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