PPT-Secondary Traumatic Stress

What is it and Why Do We Care Brenda Bash MS Crisis Intervention Services httpwwwyoutubecomwatchvXfmVBmDKLZI Secondary Traumatic Stress What is it What does it look like What can we do about it. SIGNS, SYPTOMS, SUPPORTS. Ohio Primary Parent Advisory Council. Ohio Family Care Association. 1151 Bethel Rd, Suite . 104B. Columbus. , Ohio 43220. Phone: 614-401-OFCA (. 6322). Email. : . office@ofcaonline.org. Dr. Emily . Becher. and Chris . Mehus. , MA, doctoral candidate. Who we are. Couple and Family . Therapists. Work a lot with trauma. We have each worked with interpreters through our . research. How we got here. understanding the impact of secondary traumatization and the importance of self care.. Janelle von storch, . LPc. Arkansas families first, LLC. Each . year more than 10 million children in the united states endure the trauma of abuse, violence, natural disasters, and other adverse events. These experiences give rise to significant emotional and behavioral problems that can profoundly disrupt the children’s lives and bring them into contact with child-serving systems. . Capsule One – History of PTSD. . Mike . Dubi, Ed.D., . LMHC. mdubi@comcast.net. www.traumapro.net. Brief History of Traumatic Stress. Brief History of Traumatic Stress. H. istorical Vernacular of Traumatic Stress. After . They Have Served. The Effects of Combat Stress . & Post Traumatic Stress on the Home Front. Covered Today. Situation. Who . was . Deployed. Significant . Events That They . Saw. Magnitude . CISM & Peer Support Team. Why we are here. Discuss the ECCFPD CISM & Peer Support Program . Identify available resources. Answer questions. What we will cover today. Introduce the ECCFPD Critical . An Occupational Hazard . for Professionals. Presented by:. Joan Meier, Esq., GW Law School and DV LEAP. Margot Richters, PhD. Moderated by:. Nancy Drane, Esq., Children’s Law Center. Presentation Goals. Family Preservation Conference . November 9, 2015. Through . Our Eyes: Children, Violence and Trauma. Objectives. Define trauma & toxic stress. Discuss the impact of trauma & toxic stress on children & youth. Jon Hudson, MSW, PhD University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Department of Social Work 22nd of September 2016 Ethical Considerations in Field with Compassion Fatigue and Trauma Concerns over Secondary Traumatic Stress Among Social Workers To answer these questions we 31rst have to understand what trauma isFrom a psychological perspective trauma occurs when a child experiences an intense event that threatens or causes harm to his or her problems become worse or last longer than one onth after the event the person may be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder PTSDPost-traumatic stress disorder PTSD is anemotional response to th This presentation is designed to provide . emergency medical services trainers . with the information and guidance necessary to conduct a basic training on vicarious trauma. . This presentation includes clearly outlined speaking points for each slide, as well as exercises, to lead a workshop for 1–1.5 hours.. Compassion Fatigue Curriculum Infusion Package (CIP). Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center, HHS Region 9. ‘Preparing to be in the behavioral health workforce requires knowledge, skills, and tools to deal with and effectively manage the occupational hazards associated with the profession.’. Trauma vs PTSD. PTSD is a clinical diagnosis . Trauma is a term to describe something that has had a significant emotional impact on someone.. Trauma is defined in the English dictionary as:. ‘a deeply distressing or disturbing experience’.