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Our evidence-based practice briefs each focus on one domain of the #WSCC model and outline strategies that those working in schools can use to promote implementation of the model in their own setting. https://brnw.ch/21wKgZi #HealthyKids #WholeChild

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Delirium in older adults in the community - know the signs, respond in time! NEW “Guidance on Delirium Care for Older Adults in the Community” integrates evidence and expert advisory panel advice to guide clinicians, PSWs, older adults, and family https://conta.cc/49Mt1Gb #sfCare

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Mental health care after trauma is critical, especially for people in racial and ethnic minority groups who are at higher risk for developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD can be impairing, leading to stress or fear in everyday situations that harms a person’s health and well-being. Finding effective PTSD care is challenging in general, but systemic disparities and limited access make it even harder for people from racial and ethnic minority groups. A new study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health marks a step toward reducing disparities in mental health care. It found that a collaborative care intervention delivered in real-world settings significantly reduced PTSD symptoms among patients from racial and ethnic minority backgrounds. https://lnkd.in/gNQZvG7i

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Therapist burnout is associated with reduced effectiveness of trauma-focused psychotherapies, according to a study published online April 17 in JAMA Network Open. https://lnkd.in/evdqpUbF #NAAP #psychotherapy #TherapistBurnout #TraumaTherapy #MentalHealthAwareness #TherapistLife #PsychotherapyResearch #MentalHealthMatters

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For those battling substance use disorder and co-occurring disorders, compassionate care is essential for long-term recovery. At Axiom Care, we're dedicated to providing holistic support through evidence-based therapeutic modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI). What does that mean? · Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): CBT helps individuals recognize and confront underlying patterns contributing to their struggles. It equips them with tools to manage cravings, cope with stress, and overcome trauma, paving the way for profound personal growth. · Motivational Interviewing (MI) fosters positive change through compassionate conversations. It empowers individuals to explore their motivation for change and progress toward long-term goals. MI builds trust and self-efficacy, reducing the risk of relapse. By integrating CBT and MI into our treatment approach, we meet individuals where they are on their journey to recovery. If you or a loved one need treatment, reach out to our team at Axiom Care. There is hope, and we're here to help. Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/g5pkktSv #CompassionateCare #SubstanceUseRecovery #CoOccuringDisorder

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What is trauma, and how does it impact our lives? Dive deep into the different types of trauma, from acute events like accidents and disasters to complex and generational traumas, with our latest blog post. Read here: https://smpl.is/902sh - #Trauma #PTSD

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"Understanding Dementia Through Observational Tools" is the latest in our Anthem Memory Care series of webinars hosted by Dr. Tam Cummings, gerontologist, dementia expert, and author. You can view the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/ggUXaNB5 You can also access additional informative webinars on topics relating to dementia and caregiving here: https://lnkd.in/gZXZxXw9 #DementiaCare #Alzheimers #CaregivingTips #MemoryCare #DementiaSupport #CaregiverResources

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The Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) video series from Clinical Training Center for Sexual and Reproductive Health includes three videos and a guide for clinicians that emphasizes the importance of TIC and how to implement TIC into clinical practices. The latest video in the series covers SAMHSA's six principles of trauma-informed care: https://lnkd.in/gKXWhf2i

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FREE WEBINAR! The Science & Soul of Trauma-Informed Care Join us for an enlightening webinar designed specifically for clinicians dedicated to the care of critically ill infants. "The Science & Soul of Trauma-Informed Care" will delve into the profound impact of trauma on these vulnerable patients and their families, and explore how healthcare providers can implement trauma-informed practices to improve outcomes. In this comprehensive 90-minute session internationally recognized expert and pioneer in trauma-informed care the newborn ICU, Mary Coughlin, will cover: 1. The unique types and effects of trauma experienced by critically ill infants and their families. 2. The latest neuroscience behind trauma and healing, with a focus on neuroplasticity in critical care. 3. Practical strategies for creating a trauma-informed environment in NICU/PICU settings. 4. Effective communication techniques to support and empower families. 5. Evidence-based practices and case studies demonstrating successful trauma-informed interventions. 6. Self-care strategies for clinicians to prevent secondary traumatic stress and maintain well-being. By integrating both the science and the soul of trauma-informed care, this webinar aims to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to support the holistic healing of critically ill infants and foster resilience in their families. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your practice and make a lasting difference in the lives of your patients. REGISTER AT THIS LINK: https://lnkd.in/eaMKHGet #ScienceandSoul2024 #CaringEssentials #CAREOUTLOUD #TraumaInformedCare

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New research highlights the crucial role midwives and nurses play in supporting parents experiencing perinatal loss. 🧑‍⚕️ These interventions can alleviate grief, anxiety, depression, and PTSD symptoms. Unfortunately, lack of training, inadequate emotional support, and stressful work environments make it hard for healthcare professionals to deliver this much-needed care. Help Texts is a training tool that helps to fill this gap. Read the article here: https://loom.ly/91FsuoY #helptexts #research #grief #griefsupport #healthcare #griefliteracy

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A new AAP report shares updated information on how pediatricians can help prevent child abuse and neglect. Check it out here! 🩺 "Child abuse and neglect, also known as maltreatment, can stem from family stress, economic pressure, substance use or a variety of other factors. But like other health risks, it can be prevented, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. The AAP has updated a clinical report outlining ways pediatricians can reduce child maltreatment. Efforts to reduce child maltreatment include offering anticipatory guidance to families and caregivers, identifying family stressors, and providing evidence-based interventions to reduce child maltreatment. " #Pediatrics #Pediatricians #PediatricPractice

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Join us for our next live webinar event, "New Perspectives on Negative Symptoms: Incorporating Meaning-Centered Approaches and Lived Experience into Clinical Practice" with Marie Brown, PhD, Nev Jones, PhD, and Shannon Pagdon, BA. This event promises to be an enlightening session, offering fresh insights and challenging traditional views on what are known as negative symptoms. Date: Friday, June 28th, 2024 Time: 1pm-2:30pm (Eastern) Can't make it live? Don't worry; a recording will be sent to all registrants. Webinar Description Contemporary psychological/psychiatric practices typically view negative symptoms as fixed, individual, ‘deficits’ with biological underpinnings. This conceptualization is problematic in that it neglects the importance of social, political, and structural influences/determinants of “negative symptoms”. Although a great deal of alternative and meaning-oriented work has addressed so-called “positive symptoms” such as voices, visions and extreme beliefs, scant attention has been paid to “negative symptoms”, such as alogia, social withdrawal, and anhedonia. We seek to fill this gap through exploring alternative, meaning-centered, and lived experience perspectives on “negative symptoms”. We argue that traditional frameworks pathologize so-called ‘negative symptoms’, and in turn create harmful narratives that leave people stuck. Instead, we argue that so-called “negative symptoms” have generative potential and urge a paradigmatic shift towards approaches that center the voices of people with lived experience and integrate socio-political context. Included in this talk will be a review of our project Rethink Negative Symptoms, which collected direct first-person narratives of experiences that have been labelled "negative symptoms," lived experience perspectives on associated language, terminology and alternatives, and critiques/concerns of the construct. Register: https://bit.ly/NegSymptoms #isps #ispsus #negativesymptoms #psychosis #mentalhealth #webinar

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This guide offers actionable recommendations for integrating behavioral health care into primary care for #olderadults, which can support more effective & #wholepersoncare. https://bit.ly/44POgX0 American Medical Association

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“Mental health literacy is important to overall health given the prevalence of mental health issues, the interconnectedness of physical and mental health, and the effects that mental health literacy has on public health.” https://lnkd.in/exYbh_s4 To learn how Spirence can increase the mental health literacy of your workforce visit https://lnkd.in/eGCbtmcM. #employeebenefits #corporatewellness #prevention #education #mentalhealth

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Trauma affects us all, but together, we can make a change. Let’s urge #Congress to support #traumainformed legislation prioritizing community-led healing, strength, & resilience: ctipp.org/action #RISEfromTrauma #CMRWA

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