Carolyn Parker MA, MS, LCPC, SEP

Core ingredients in evidence-based interventions for ADHD https://bit.ly/3Nq6VAL In this fascinating ACAMH Learn Explainer on the core ingredients in evidence-based interventions for ADHD, Professor David Daley addresses the challenges that parents face and highlights strategies that can ensure positive outcomes for children with ADHD. https://bit.ly/3Nq6VAL ACAMH Learn Explainers simplify complex topics into easily understandable formats, using clear language, visuals, and examples. They are designed to educate and engage audiences, making intricate subjects accessible and comprehensible for everyone. #ACAMHLearn #WatchLearnLike #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #MentalHealthAwareness #Wellbeing #CAMH #CAMHS #Psychology #Psychiatry #Science #Medicine #EvidenceBased #Research #ADHD

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Core ingredients in evidence-based interventions for ADHD https://bit.ly/3Nq6VAL In this fascinating ACAMH Learn Explainer on the core ingredients in evidence-based interventions for ADHD, Professor David Daley addresses the challenges that parents face and highlights strategies that can ensure positive outcomes for children with ADHD. https://bit.ly/3Nq6VAL ACAMH Learn Explainers simplify complex topics into easily understandable formats, using clear language, visuals, and examples. They are designed to educate and engage audiences, making intricate subjects accessible and comprehensible for everyone. #ACAMHLearn #WatchLearnLike #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #MentalHealthAwareness #Wellbeing #CAMH #CAMHS #Psychology #Psychiatry #Science #Medicine #EvidenceBased #Research #ADHD

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An in-depth look at OSFED - In Conversation with Kelsey Hagan https://bit.ly/4eG6OMw Examine recent advancements and methodologies in OSFED research with this fantastic FREE ACAMH Learn interview with Assistant Professor Kelsey Hagan. ACAMH members and ACAMH Learn Account holders can receive a CPD certificate for watching this talk via ACAMH Learn. https://bit.ly/4eG6OMw ACAMH Learn Interviews provide valuable learning content by offering insights into research methodologies, expert perspectives, and real-world applications of theoretical concepts. They expose learners to current debates, personal experiences, and career paths within specific academic fields, enhancing understanding and inspiring further inquiry. #ACAMHLearn #WatchLearnLike #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #MentalHealthAwareness #Wellbeing #CAMH #CAMHS #Psychology #Psychiatry #Science #Medicine #EvidenceBased #Research #EatingDisorders #OtherSpecifiedFeedingAndEatingDisorders #OSFED

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Developmental Trauma and Childhood Trauma Developmental Trauma: Developmental trauma is where the persons relational field of safety experiences repeated ruptured without proper repair, where the environment is a cause of significant stress in the nervous system and there is a lack of resource and support in their primary relationships in order to be able to have repeatedly experiences of co-regulation and returning back to safe and calm. This kind of trauma is insidious, often hidden and normalized within the person's experience due to long term identification with the traits and bodily experience. The personality becomes oriented around surviving relational dynamics in their environment, developing adaptive personality traits and repressive ego defenses to keep the un-metabolized sensations at bay; this happens within their physiology and psychology. The body develops chronic tension patterns within the muscles, fascia and energy systems which then result in a physical and psychological posture that becomes the person's identity. These repressive structures turn into reactive patterns that become entangled together, coupled with different emotions, thoughts and the senses themselves. Developmental trauma happens within relational dynamics, which is why it is harder to spot than just significant events. It is more often about what did not happen, neglect rather than abuse, missing needs and experience manifest various coping strategies in adulthood including certain personality traits and addictions. Read more: https://lnkd.in/exs-5HXY

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New from the CWMH Blog: The Complex Interplay Between Childhood Trauma, Intimate Partner Violence and Perinatal Depression https://buff.ly/3SBTO2r

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These authors propose a collaborative/therapeutic approach to increase equity and fairness in school-based assessments through shared power: https://buff.ly/3phNuio NASP members, start here: https://buff.ly/3jVbXap

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Principles for Trauma-Informed Care for Substance Use Counseling Discover the transformative power of Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) in substance use counseling! As a professional in the field, understanding and implementing the principles of trauma-informed care can revolutionize your approach to addiction treatment. By fostering a safe, supportive environment, TIC helps clients explore their trauma, understand its effects, and develop strategies for recovery. Why should you learn more about TIC? 🔹 Enhanced Patient Outcomes: Trauma-informed care leads to better engagement, treatment adherence, and long-term recovery by addressing the root causes of substance use. 🔹 Ethical Practice: Providing ethical care that recognizes and respects clients' trauma histories ensures that treatment is compassionate and client-centered. 🔹 Professional Growth: Mastering TIC principles not only enhances your skill set but also positions you as a leader in substance use counseling. 🔹 Holistic Healing: TIC promotes a holistic approach to recovery, focusing on the emotional, psychological, and social aspects of healing. Ready to elevate your practice and make a lasting impact on your clients' lives? Click the link below to read our latest blog post on the Principles for Trauma-Informed Care for Substance Use Counseling and start your journey towards becoming a trauma-informed professional today! Read the Blog Post: https://lnkd.in/efG3WVeJ #TraumaInformedCare #AddictionRecovery #SubstanceUseCounseling #ProfessionalDevelopment #EthicalCare

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By actively addressing ageism within multidisciplinary teams, professionals can better support older adults experiencing abuse and work towards more equitable, effective, and durable interventions. Read the NEW issue brief: https://lnkd.in/g5E_C9GM

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Reclaiming Wholeness: A Compassionate/Relational Gestalt Understanding of Trauma and Addiction LEARN MORE: https://lnkd.in/eHEGDAN4

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Reclaiming Wholeness: A Compassionate/Relational Gestalt Understanding of Trauma and Addiction LEARN MORE: https://lnkd.in/eHEGDAN4

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Reclaiming Wholeness: A Compassionate/Relational Gestalt Understanding of Trauma and Addiction LEARN MORE: https://lnkd.in/eHEGDAN4

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Complex PTSD Symptoms - Learn about the differences between single event PTSD and complex trauma (C-PTSD).

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PTSD isn’t the only response to trauma—many people experience symptoms that affect daily life. Learn more about trauma and how early intervention can help in our latest blog post. https://lnkd.in/eZch3AS2

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Children in foster care often carry the heavy weight of relational trauma – from neglect and abuse to the heartbreak of separation. 💔 This type of trauma doesn’t just affect their past; it shapes their future, often leading to mental health challenges like anxiety, depression, CPTSD, and attachment issues. Understanding these connections is crucial for providing the right care and support. 💡 At Omni Family of Services, we offer trauma-informed services to help both children and caregivers heal and build stronger, healthier relationships. Together, we can help every child thrive. To read the blog, visit: https://lnkd.in/esWw6EH4 🌱 #RelationalTrauma #MentalHealthAwareness #FosterCare #TraumaInformedCare #OmniFamily #HealingTogether #SupportAndThrive

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