Resilient Wisconsin: Trauma-Informed News and Notes for June 2021

Resilient Wisconsin: Trauma-Informed News and Notes, June 2021 New training for first responders now available We've created a free video training for EMS professionals, firefighters, law enforcement officers. It provides information on how to recognize the symptoms and risks associated with toxic stress and tools for self-care and asking for help when needed to improve mental health and physical health. Information on how to access this video training is available on the Resilient Wisconsin: Secondary Trauma webpage.   ACEs, adversity's impact  Cancer Connections podcast episodes about ACEs, stress, trauma & healing Every child matters: Podcast recording with Dr. Cindy Blackstock North Carolina launches first-in-the-nation statewide task force on ACEs-informed courts Childcare providers use two- generational approach to help preschoolers from being expelled Can being born preterm or with a socioeconomic disadvantage in early childhood accelerate biologic aging?  Adverse childhood experiences in New Zealand and subsequent victimization in adulthood: Findings from a population-based study Pandemic trauma leaves emotional wounds on grieving people 'Time don't heal it': The 'grief pandemic' from COVID-19 will torment Americans for years, experts say Mothers' depression impacts mother-infant relationships 'If you would go out on a limb for us, it might just save our lives' The intersection and dynamics between COVID-19, health disparities, and adverse childhood experiences: "Intersection/dynamics between COVID-19, health disparities, and ACEs" When do traumatized youth harm themselves or others? Those with history of adverse childhood experiences more likely to bear heavier burden during pandemic How adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) impact adult anger A link between childhood stress and early molars Is unrecognized shame keeping you stuck? Video: Three things people get wrong about trauma Brain and biology Scientists discover brain cells that compete to sustain or suppress traumatic memories Non-hallucinogenic psychedelic analog reverses effects of stress in mouse study Study shows adaptive brain response to stress, and its absence in people with depression Courts, juvenile justice, corrections, and probation NJ spends $445K a year to lock a kid up. We've got a better idea DHS career opportunities Deputy director - Winnebago Mental Health Institute Lead substance use treatment coordinator  Women's substance use treatment coordinator Substance abuse planner View all DHS career opportunities Posttraumatic stress disorder The fawn response in complex PTSD | Dr. Arielle Schwartz It's time for employers to deepen their understanding of trauma Some concerned about post-traumatic growth as workers return to offices Signs that helping others is hurting you A psychedelic drug may help treat PTSD. But questions remain on how best to use—and regulate—it Are you worried about returning to society after a pandemic? You are not alone Covid has made it harder to be a health-care worker. Now, many are thinking of quitting Posttraumatic stress symptoms common among bereaved adults with prolonged grief disorder PTSD Monthly Update - May 2021 This first-aid kit will help you treat stress in health care Give clinicians time to recover from the pandemic MDMA and it's potential in unlocking the answer to trauma Preliminary evidence for anhedonia as a marker of sexual trauma in female adolescents Is there a link between PTSD and OCD? Resilience The Brain Architects Podcast: COVID-19 special edition: How do we rebuild and re-envision early childhood services? What we need right now is CPR: Connection. Presence. Resilience. 3 proven ways to cope with the trauma of 2020 On a trail near Hawk Mountain, traumatized veterans heal through the power of nature Schools Japan's hands-off formula in disciplining schoolchildren works. Is it worth a try elsewhere? Setting priorities in trauma-informed education How unconditional positive regard can help students feel cared for Substance use disorder Caregiver alcohol abuse can mean long-term stress on kids A systematic review of stigma interventions for providers who treat patients with substance use disorders Trainings Training videos: COVID-19 and Trauma-Informed Care  TIC in Action – Free event Trauma-informed care Peer "Seeking Safety' mobile app study Emotion mobile app study A mental health focus at the barbershop 'Trauma informed care' considers a patient's background to offer safe, competent treatment—here's what to know Violence Facing the ongoing trauma of conflict-related sexual violence Do not reply directly to this email message. If you have a question, email Scott Webb. Visit the DHS website for more information on Resilient Wisconsin.

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