Connecticut Certification Board
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The Unique Needs of Women in Recovery, Part II: Trauma
The Unique Needs of Women in Recovery, Part II: Trauma
The Unique Needs of Women in Recovery, Part II: Trauma
Tuesday 4th August 2020
Tenesha Grant, MS, discusses trauma's impact on women in recovery and the importance of trauma-informed care in this episode of Scope of Practice.
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Get the buttons here!Women's Recovery: Understanding Trauma with Tenesha Grant
Individuals who experience this trauma have chronic health problems, often mental health issues, substance use issues. So these traumatic experiences have wide-ranging effects on individuals that we often don't take into consideration.
When it comes to addiction recovery, the unique challenges women face are often shaped by trauma. In this enlightening episode of 'Scope of Practice', Tenesha Grant, MS, Director of Women's Services at Community Renewal Team in Hartford, sheds light on the critical role trauma plays in women's recovery journeys. As part of a three-part series, Grant dives into how trauma manifests in various forms such as chronic health issues, mental health struggles, and substance use disorders.
She also underscores the importance of creating safe and supportive environments for women navigating recovery.Grant explains the Three E's (Events, Experiences, Effects) and Four R's (Realize, Recognize, Respond, Resist) of trauma-informed care, providing listeners with practical strategies and insights. These frameworks are essential for anyone working in addiction recovery to ensure they offer the best support possible.
This episode is packed with valuable information for professionals in the field, as well as anyone interested in understanding the complexities of trauma and recovery. With empathy and expertise, Tenesha Grant's discussion is a must-listen for those committed to fostering healing and resilience.