PPT-Traumatic Events in the Workplace

What is a Traumatic Event A traumatic event is any event with sufficient impact to produce significant emotional reactions in people now or later It is an event which is considered generally outside the range of ordinary human experiences . Finding and Helping Stressed Children and Families. Chris Bray, Ph.D., LP. Ambit Network University of Minnesota. www.ambitnetwork.org. Acknowledgements. NAMI-MN. Abi. . Gewirtz. , PhD., . LP, . Professor and Director of Ambit Network, University of MN. Marisol Acosta, . MEd. , LPC-Supervisor , Project Director . Texas . Children. . Recovering. . From. Trauma . Initiative. . Department. of . State. . Health. . Services. , . Mental . Health. and . (Part 1). Alyssa . Kaying. . Vang. , . PsyD. , LP. Visible Child Initiative/Family Housing Fund. September 15, 2015. What is . culture. ?. What is culture?. Shared patterns of behaviors and interactions. Dr. Justine Croft. Former Consultant Psychiatrist. in Medical Psychotherapy. Sat 16. th. January 2016. What do you think of when you hear. What is PTSD?. A collection of symptoms of mental distress that develop and persist in response to a severely traumatic event.. Bev Johns. bevjohns@juno.com. www.bevjohns.com. Picture these events—why the negative reaction from the child?. Nancy refuses to go in a room where there are balloons. Brian runs and hides in a corner when he hears a whistle. Bev Johns. bevjohns@juno.com. www.bevjohns.com. Teaching is Rocket Science. In today’s schools, we are expected to meet children’s basic needs of food and clothing and shelter. We are expected to form positive relationships with each student so we can reach them academically, socially, and emotionally. We are expected to get them to school and on time. We are expected to build trust and provide a safe haven for each child. We are expected to find the right instruction that will meet their academic needs. We are expected to teach them appropriate social skills. We are expected to meet the many emotional needs that our children have today. We are expected to comfort and give hope for a brighter tomorrow.. By 2006, 80 million aging baby boomers totaled one-third of the nations population – in the next decade or so they will retire. The . growth rate of the US labor force declined from 2.5% per year in 1965 to 0% in the . What Will I Learn Today?. You will be able to define trauma and describe how it differs from everyday stress.. You will learn how to view young people’s behaviors through a trauma lens.. You will better understand the role of resilience in buffering the effects of traumatic events. . Michael F. Barnes, Ph.D., MAC, LPC. Chief Clinical Officer. Foundry Treatment Center. Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Why is Trauma Integration important?. According to the National Center for PTSD:. 61% of men and 51% of women . trauma narration and processing-Part 1. Brief Overview and Implications for TF-CBT. Complex Trauma. What is Complex . T. rauma?. Exposure . to multiple traumatic events, often of an invasive, interpersonal nature, and the wide-ranging, long-term impact of this . : . Development of coping strategies and supports for future educators.. Dr. Evonn Welton . Dr. . Shernavaz. . Vakil. Dr. Lynn Kline. Current issues facing today’s educators. In 2016, . suicide was the second highest cause of death among children and youth and . protecting their children from danger whenever possible but sometimes serious danger threatens whether it is manmade such as a school shooting or domestic violence or natural such as a 31ood or earthq April 25, 2022. National Day of Mourning Ceremony. O. n April 28. th. , 2022, please take a moment of silence at 11:00AM to remember workers who have suffered work related illnesses, injuries or death on the job or on their way home.. CECILiA. PALACIOS, MSW. What does trauma mean to you?. Group examples. Definition given by CDC “an event, or series of events, that causes moderate to severe stress reactions, is called a traumatic event. Traumatic events are characterized by a sense of horror, helplessness, serious injury, or threat of serious injury or death”.