Joyce Dorado and Susan Stone will discuss practical strategies for addressing pandemic-related trauma and stress in individuals and systems (e.g. educational, child welfare, public health) through the lens of trauma-informed principles based in the science of trauma, stress, resilience, and healing. How might the disruptions of the COVID-19 crisis affect individuals and organizations in the short term, and how can we prevent a second epidemic of acute and chronic trauma-related difficulties? What science-based tools can we use to navigate this challenging time?
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- An Overview of Trauma Informed Approaches to Wellbeing - Dr Angela Kennedy ( Download)
- UCSFRA and UC Berkeley Fall Learning Series: Resilience in Uncertain Times ( Download)
- “Applying the Trauma-Informed Organizational Model to Internal Medicine” by Dr. Kellie Carlyle ( Download)
- Trauma-Informed Chicago ( Download)
- Alameda County Care Connect: Trauma Informed Care, Resilience, and Healing ( Download)
- Trauma and Resiliency-Informed Telehealth Care: Part 1 ( Download)
- BIMI Webinar: Migration, Trauma, and Resilience ( Download)
- Introduction to Trauma Informed Approaches in Higher Education ( Download)
- Transforming our Response: Practical Tips on Providing Trauma Informed, Culturally Safe Care (Pt 2) ( Download)
- Berkeley Conversations - COVID-19: Mental Health and Well Being for Ourselves and Our Children ( Download)
- Transforming our Response: Practical Tips on Providing Trauma Informed, Culturally Safe Care (Pt 3) ( Download)
- Berkeley Conversations: COVID-19 Misinformation: Understanding and Seeking Truth during a Pandemic ( Download)
