Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
Trauma Informed Care: Trauma Awareness | SAMHSA TIP 57
Trauma Informed Care: Trauma Awareness | SAMHSA TIP 57
Trauma Informed Care: Trauma Awareness | SAMHSA TIP 57
Wednesday 14th February 2018
Understand trauma types, impacts on communities, and nurturing resilience with Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes in this episode of 'Counselor Toolbox Podcast'.
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Get the buttons here!Trauma Awareness and Resilience: A Deep Dive into Trauma-Informed Care
Their reaction is not pathological, it's actually quite an adaptive survival mechanism.
Have you ever wondered how trauma shapes our lives and communities? In this episode of the 'Counselor Toolbox Podcast with DocSnipes', Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes takes you on a journey through the many facets of trauma-informed care. She kicks things off by defining the various types of trauma, whether it's individual, group, mass, natural, or human-caused. But she doesn't stop there; Dr. Snipes delves into how trauma ripples through communities and cultures, impacting everyone differently.
You'll also learn about the potential pitfalls within agencies and staff that could inadvertently retraumatize those they're trying to help. The episode dives deep into the characteristics of trauma, both objective and subjective, and their biopsychosocial impacts. Dr. Snipes highlights how reactions to trauma are not signs of pathology but rather adaptive survival mechanisms. She stresses the importance of recognizing the strengths in clients' histories to help them navigate their present lives more effectively.
Group trauma, such as that experienced by ER doctors, law enforcement, and firefighters, is another crucial topic Dr. Snipes covers. She discusses how their unique coping mechanisms influence their recovery and perception of trauma. Historical trauma, also known as generational trauma, is explored too, shedding light on its long-lasting effects across generations. Throughout the episode, Dr. Snipes underscores the importance of support and available resources for those affected by trauma from start to finish.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of trauma and learn practical ways to provide trauma-informed care.