What is Trauma-Informed Care?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2019
- In this animated video, meet “Dr. Cruz,” who shares what she has learned about caring for patients with exposure to trauma, including abuse, neglect, and violence. Learn more at www.traumainformedcare.chcs.org/
This video is available with Spanish subtitles: • ¿Qué es la atención in...
This video is free to use as part of meetings, trainings, and other education or awareness-building activities. Videos should not be edited. Please include the following citation when using videos:
Center for Health Care Strategies. “Video title as described above.” Trauma-Informed Care Implementation Resource Center. Available at: www.traumainformedcare.chcs.o....
This video was created through Advancing Trauma-Informed Care, a national initiative led by the Center for Health Care Strategies through support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Produced by Ruben de Luna Creative. The Center for Health Care Strategies encourages organizations to use this video to build awareness and inform stakeholders regarding trauma-informed care. For more information, please contact mail@chcs.org.
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Thank you. I especially like turning the judgemental question of “what is wrong with you” into a validating “what happened to you?” It’s more humanizing, validating and emotionally safe.
I wish all my doctors and mental health workers watched and applied this
This also NEEDS to be done with airline staff. Thank you.
Being able to bring this widespread into healthcare systems could help with so many social problems.
Thank you for this video. I wish there were more obgyn doctors trained in Trauma Informed Care so patients would not be "judged" or written off as crazy, or difficult. When that happens they are retraumatized and the pattern continues with each new doctor if an original doctor's notes are judgmental, This results in patients not going to doctors at all. Thank you so much for this video.
Abuse and discrimination is hard to talk about it with health care professionals but it doesn't have to be that way unless we can prevent aces from being a problem. The sooner we can help someone with aces such as abuse and discrimination the less stressful the health care professionals in the health care facilities can be.
Thank you for this excellent video. It works very well with a TIC 101 and baseline assessment we are prepping for organization here in Ohio,
Good video thank you Prof.Jim at Saddleback College for linking this video I have 9 out of 10 questions they asked I could answer yes to.
Thank you for making this video! We use this for our training!
Go from being a treater to a healer.. and learn grounding techniques like Laurie Leitchs' SRM. Even the basics can help a patient to feel more at ease. Trauma informed care is necessary these days.
ha! this is similar to what I just said during a class tonight
Thank you. The video gave a very informative summary, beautifully presented about this important topic.
My Oncologists are condescending towards me. I've already changed doctors once and I don't think I should have to go thru every doctor in the state to find one who will treat me with respect. When does it stop being solely my responsibility to heal regardless of how I'm treated?
"When does it stop being solely my responsibility to heal regardless of how I'm treated?" Never. Your life is your own responsibility. The sooner you accept that, the better it will be for you.
Nice presentation thanks for the video
Good presentatation and interesting
awesome.
thank you
Good info
Good points!
something that almost no insurance pays for and that clinical psychiatry claims to offer, while knowing about as much about trauma care as most doctors know about nutrition.
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not long ago i was in situation where i had to stay in kitchen because my mom sprayed out the terrace for mosquitos where i usually spend my time, after a few mins i started feeling confined beause of a trauma that happened to me in a car not long ago, i was looking at my phone thinking it's gonna make me feel better and it just made me feel more and more confined, after a while i was kinda in shock because of a fear or the feeling like i was in that traumatic experience again, because of this i somehow lost focus, sense of time passing, and i got this weird feeling of confinement like, when i leave any room i don't have a feeling that i did, or when i go outside, it's like i'm stuck at one place or something, can someone tell me why did this happen and how do i fix this??.
I am yet to see an American doctor behave in such a humane, compassionate manner. Veterinarians do a much better job.
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Before the concept of trauma informed care came along, we just acted like nothing bad had ever happened to our clients and patients.
Ed,edd n eddy experience aces before because the three eds are victims of bullying and abuse by the neighborhood kids and the Kanker sisters a lot. Worst of all there are no adults around to stop or punished the kids for their cruel mistreatment towards the eds a lot because they're extremely neglectful and don't seem to care at all.
Trauma-informed care is cool, eDapt is not.
That dident answer anything about what it is
this video has a serious racial and social class discrimination issues, withdrew it and make it neutral in race and class otherwise its unfair on minorities