Building Safer Spaces: Harm Reduction in Action Series - Part 1: Co-occurring Disorders, Trauma and Addiction

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Building Safer Spaces: Harm Reduction in Action Series - Part 1: Co-occurring Disorders, Trauma and Addiction

Trauma Informed Care and Co-occurring Disorders: Strategies for Healing and Recovery

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1.5 Social Work

Course Number:

MA20250603

Original Program Date:

June 3, 2025

Duration:

1 hour 27 minutes

Access:

Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Trauma, Addictions / Substance Use, Anxiety Disorders / Stress / OCD / Panic ... (show more)

Category: Trauma, Addictions / Substance Use, Anxiety Disorders / Stress / OCD / Panic, Depression / Bipolar / Mood Disorders, Mental Health, Personality Disorders (show less)

Other: Massachusetts

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This training will introduce audience members to the basic principles of Trauma Informed Care (TIC), and how application of this approach can enhance collaboration between providers and individuals who use substances and struggle with mental health disorders. Audience members will also learn how TIC and harm reduction intersect, the role of stigma, and best practices for trauma-informed conflict management and deescalation. (Sponsored by RIZE Massachusetts and the National Harm Reduction Coalition)

Participation will:

Recall (Identify) the principles of Trauma Informed Care
Describe the symbiotic relationship between Harm Reduction and Trauma Informed Care
Summarize the need for a trauma informed approach when working with people who use substances and also struggle with mental health challenges
Discuss the role of stigma and how it affects the provider/patient relationship
Examine best practices for a trauma informed approach to conflict management and de-escalation

1.5 Social Work

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