1Recognizing traumatic experineces and their relationship to behavioral health and physical health, realizing each person comes with a past they cannot detach from, embracing and being supportive of each person's past
trauma informed care
2results from an event, series of events or set of circumstances that is experienced by an individual as physically or emotionally harmful or threatening and that has lasting adverse effects on the individual’s functioning and physical, social, emotional, or spiritual well-being
trauma
3- Trauma does not _____________, although some groups are more likely to experience trauma
discriminate
4- The event + the persons experience of the event =
trauma
5name some types of trauma
abuse, neglect, medical experiences, foster care/adoption, divorce, religious, car accident, natural disasters
6what are the 5 main principles of trauma informed care
- Understanding
- Recognizing
- Training and responding
- Integrating
- Avoiding retraumatization
7what are some ways to build trauma informed care
- Establish safety
- Build trust
- Recognize trauma exposure effects on health
- Patient centered; evidence-based care
- Collaboration
- Diversity, equity, and inclusion
8as an OT, our role is not to treat the trauma, but what is our role?
intervention and education to address the effects of trauma
9what are some different OT interventions for trauma
o Health promotion and trauma prevention programs
o Sensory based interventions
o Environment and space
o Routines
o Education
o Therapeutic use of self
o Interprofessional collaboration
o Family involvement
10what are some conditions that can arise from trauma
- Pediatric conditions
- Mental health conditions
- Physical Conditions