Articles for the Topic "Traumatic Stress"

After the Crisis: Trauma and Retraumatization Issue Brief

2007-07-06T11:31:09

This paper addresses the nature and impact of trauma and the experience of retraumatization, and provides recommendations for “trauma-informed” and “retraumatization-informed” disaster preparedness and response. (Authors)

HRC's Homelessness and Traumatic Stress Training Package

2008-07-14T12:53:46

The Homelessness and Traumatic Stress Training Package is a resource for service providers to train their staff on the relationship between homelessness and traumatic stress and how to apply trauma concepts to their day-to-day work with people experiencing homelessness. This package includes a Trainer’s Guide, which provides an overview and instructions for using this package, as well as training materials.

International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies 23rd Annual Meeting: "Preventing Trauma and its Effects: A Collaborative Agenda for Scientists, Practitioners, Advocates and Policy Makers"

2007-08-15T02:53:35

This conference will highlight the advancement and exchange of knowledge about the prevention of traumatic events and maladaptive trauma-related reactions. (Authors)

The National Child Traumatic Stress Network’s Culture and Trauma Briefs

2007-08-20T12:53:05

The Culture and Trauma Briefs provide information on how culture can affect the nature of trauma response and how to work with people under these contexts.

Tips for Survivors of a Traumatic Event: Managing Your Stress

2009-02-05T08:23:54

The stress of surviving a traumatic event can have many effects on both the body and the mind. It is important not to ignore the symptoms of stress if we are to overcome the effects of a traumatic event.

Understanding Bodily Responses to Trauma

2007-06-22T05:32:37

This resource provides valuable information about the traumatic responses that individuals experience homelessness may exhibit.

Understanding Traumatic Stress in Children

2007-09-16T07:12:26

The National Center on Family Homelessness has compiled this booklet as a resource for caregivers working with children who have experienced traumatic stress. The booklet opens by defining trauma, then looks more closely at acute traumatic stress and complex trauma. For each aspect of trauma, we describe the most common developmental effects on children and ways for caregivers to respond to help children heal. To support caregivers, we highlight the importance of self-care and provide a list of resources. (Authors)