Human services professionals in Adult Protective Services and Public Health often work with vulnerable, dependent and traumatized adults. This training will offer attendees cutting-edge knowledge regarding how to better understand and interpret trauma-based behaviors. The morning session will address the neuroscience of trauma as well as strategies to minimize retraumatization.
The following objectives will be met:
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Neuroscience of trauma and its effect on the brain
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Symptoms and signs of traumatic stress
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Evidence-based strategies for traumatic stress and associated mental health symptoms
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Caregiver trauma, burnout and its impact on the family system
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Methodologies to strengthen resilience and facilitate healing and recovery
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Case management: Applying neuroscience and the principles of trauma-informed practices
Participants will be invited to discuss case scenarios and how to effectively collaborate with community partners to establish best practices and provide a unified approach to services. This session will provide a safe and confidential format for skills and ideas sharing