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The National Summit is SAMHSA’s kickoff for the upcoming work regarding trauma-informed practices and the reduction of seclusion and restraint. The National Summit will be held November 14-15, 2011 at the Crystal City Hyatt in Arlington, VA. The purpose of the National Summit is to provide a forum to Promote Alternatives to Seclusion and Restraint through Trauma Informed Care as well as discuss SAMHSA’s past efforts, promising practices, and future vision for the field. The Summit will feature workshops, plenary sessions and a listening session that will cover topics to include:
· Trauma-informed care and recovery-based practices in various service settings;
· Alternatives to seclusion, restraint, and other coercive interventions; and
· The importance of consumer involvement in trauma informed practices and the reduction of seclusion and restraint.
Please print handouts and bring them with you to the meeting. Handouts will not be provided onsite. To open the handout, please click the blue link over each title. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Meeting Materials
Summit Reflections
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Meet and Greet Flyer
Monday, November 14, 2011
Plenary Sessions
Creating Common Ground: What is Trauma-Informed Care and Steps in Implementation
Overview of SAMHSA’s Strategic Initiative on Trauma and Justice and Trauma-Focused TA Projects
Phasing in Trauma-Informed Care, Phasing Out Coercive Care
Concurrent Session 1
Promoting Trauma Informed and Non-Coercive Practices in Adult and Juvenile Justice Settings
The Impact of Trauma and Seclusion and Restraint in Our Schools: Innovations and Promising Practices
Trauma Informed Care in Primary Care Settings
Trauma-Informed Care in Behavioral Settings
Family and Youth Involvement in Trauma-Informed Care
Concurrent Session 2
Community Preparedness and the Psychological Impact of Disasters
Strategies to Ensure Meaningful Peer Involvement in State Efforts to Reduce Seclusion and Restraint
Addressing Trauma in the Child Welfare System
Trauma-Informed Services in Mental Health and Addictions
Role of Protection and Advocacy in Creating Non-Coercive Treatment Settings
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Dance Therapy as a Therapeutic Modality for Trauma Survivors: Presentation and Demonstration
The Importance of Spirituality in Healing from Trauma Among Communities
Trauma and Minority Populations
Other Meeting Materials
Agenda
Attendee Roster
Hotel/Airport Shuttle Info
Reimbursement Form
Speaker Bios
Speaker Roster
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