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2021 Virtual COSSAP National Forum. COSSAP 2021--New Partners, New Tools, Renewed Hope. Breakout Session: The National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors’ Center for Innovation in Health Policy and Practice promotes trauma-responsive approaches in the delivery of services to people who have experienced violence and trauma and are seeking support for recovery and healing. For many, traumatic experiences have strained social connections in the family, in the workplace, in childrearing, and/or in housing, which may have led to consequent substance use, criminal behaviors, or other health and social problems—all of which need to be addressed in a trauma-integrated approach. Widespread interest and attention to trauma has substantially raised awareness and understanding of trauma’s long-lasting impact, yet systems often struggle with the culture change needed to implement approaches that prevent retraumatization and promote safety.

SAMHSA’s Concept of Trauma and Guidance for a Trauma-Informed Approach describes the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) values-based principles and domains that serve, not as prescriptive measures, but rather as guidelines to implementing an approach aimed at doing no harm. Presenters will discuss the definition and prevalence of trauma, the neurobiology of trauma and how it affects the developing brain, and how trauma-responsiveness can help people heal. A person with lived experience with incarceration and substance use will be featured. Practical examples of innovative, low-cost strategies, as well as resources and technical assistance opportunities, will be shared with participants.

At the conclusion of this training, participants were able to:
-Define trauma and discuss its prevalence.
-Discuss strategies to reduce the likelihood of retraumatization.
-Develop action steps to implement trauma-informed practices in their work

Moderator: Pam Rainer, MSW, Senior Program Manager, Advocates for Human Potential (AHP)
Presenters: Raul Almazar, R.N., M.A., Senior Public Policy Advisor, National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors
Joan Gillece, Ph.D., Director, Center for Innovation in Health Policy and Practice, National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors
William Kellibrew IV, Director, Office of Youth Violence Prevention, Baltimore City, Maryland, Health Department

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