Name: Trauma Informed Care
Start: 2017-02-24T09:00:00-05:00
End: 2017-02-24T12:00:00-05:00
Location: Ohio Department of Transportation

Trauma Informed Care

We are a subcommittee of the Franklin County Opiate Action Plan.  Our goal is to examine recovery in Franklin County and develop a comprehensive, evidence based process that would assist those in recovery to lead productive, successful lives.

Recovery Committee of Opiate Action Plan

Building Better Lives
The Heroin epidemic in our community begs us to look to research for root cause and correlative connections. Research points to the increased likelihood of substance abuse, mental and physical health issues and behavior concerns when there is significant exposure to childhood adversity and childhood trauma. This session will discuss the research findings, provide a foundation for understanding the potential for prevention and recovery when neuroscience informs how we work with children and families.
 
Please join us for an exciting opportunity to learn:
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<LI>The impact toxic stress and childhood adversity has on brain development, behavior and substance abuse/addiction</LI>
<LI>Ways to recognize how trauma effects health and social outcomes</LI>
<LI>Ways to better engage patients, clients, neighbors, friends and family to help build protective factors in our community</LI>
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Continuing Education Pending:  Social Work/Counselor/MFT 
Bio: 
Carol Taylor is currently a Program Coordinator and Lead Trainer for the Franklin County Family and Children First Council. Additionally, in June, Carol was named a Fellow with the ChildTrauma Academy, founded by Dr. Bruce Perry in Houston, Texas. As a trainer, Carol works within the Franklin County community to infuse Dr. Perry’s Neurosequential Model concepts into all child and famil-serving systems in the county.
Originally from Central Ohio, Carol completed her undergraduate degree and is pursuing her graduate degree at the University of Findlay. She has completed Master’s level coursework in Theology and completed the NME Trainer program through ChildTrauma Academy. Upon returning to Central Ohio in 2013, Carol joined the staff of FCFCFC with the goal of changing the cycle of abuse and family violence, allowing children and adults to grow, learn and live in healthy environments.
During this presentation, Carol will share core concepts from the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study and the Neurosequential Model with you to provide a basic understanding of the impact of toxic stress on the brain, relationships and behavior.

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