Sentence examples for trauma intervention from inspiring English sources

"I just couldn't vote for Reno," said Suzanne Peele, 56, who works part time for a trauma intervention program.

E.M.D.R. integrative group treatment protocol: A post-disaster trauma intervention for children and adults.

Outside the Runnions' shuttered stucco unit, volunteers from the Orange County Trauma Intervention Program steered neighbors and well-wishers into the grassy courtyard where flowers, pastel balloons, stuffed bears and dolls were placed in neat piles on picnic tables, giving the shrine to Samantha the look of a garden club rummage sale or child's birthday party.

One trauma intervention among Palestinian children significantly reduced the proportion of clinical posttraumatic stress symptoms only among girls who had a low level of peritraumatic dissociation [ 39].

These guidelines may be useful to organisations who wish to develop or revise curricula of mental health first aid and trauma intervention training programs and policies.

The results of this study do support this notion, and further suggests that a mixed trauma intervention group experience (i.e., groups comprising those who experienced traumatic events and those who have not) may improve the likelihood of an effective outcome.

Given the importance of trauma in prognosis and course in patients with BD, we should not only content ourselves with simply extrapolating the PTSD literature in terms of management, but should also provide evidence-based trauma interventions in BD.

Released in 2010, Healing Neen illustrates the potential long term and damaging consequences of what happens to young girls when early trauma interventions are not provided.

The report suggests that trauma interventions should utilize local communal practices for healing and restoring the social fabric of society, and that investment in living and economic conditions of the communities will help promote greater resilience to the impact of trauma.

A task force comprised of leaders in public health, medicine, and other relevant systems has served as a platform for sharing information about what is working, such as hospital-based trauma interventions programs, and how to apply their collective knowledge to reach more kids.

Correlating these understandings is neuro-biological research in mainstream trauma interventions which acknowledges the need to incorporate the body in trauma work [ 41, 42].