Free Trauma-Informed Care Training
Available at Lincoln Memorial Hospital
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[March 19, 2024]
Free
training on trauma-informed care is available for people who work in
community-based organizations, health care or education settings or who
work closely with people in vulnerable populations.
The training will be offered both virtually and in-person thanks to a
partnership between Memorial Health, S. Consulting LLC and Heritage
Behavioral Health.
In Logan County, there is an in-person training available 4 to 6 p.m.,
Thursday, June 20 at
Lincoln Memorial Hospital. There are also virtual sessions available: 9
to 11 a.m., Wednesday, April 10; 10 a.m. to noon, Wednesday, May 15; and
10 a.m. to noon, Thursday July 18. A link will be sent after
participants have registered for the virtual training.
“The goal behind this training is to decrease the stigma around those
seeking care for mental wellness,” said Sonja Chargois, a community
engagement and equity, diversity and inclusion coordinator at Memorial
Health. “Participants will learn practical tools for how to approach
their work in a trauma-informed way and increase client engagement,
outcomes and community wellness.”
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Attendees will learn about trauma’s complex impact,
creative and compassionate responses and the importance of caring
for self. There will be two continuing education credits available
for those who work in clinical settings. To receive continuing
education contact hours, attendance is required at the entire event
as well as completion and submission of the evaluation form.
For more information, email
communityhealth@mhsil.com
or register at
https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/
d5f58857d95f4cb7bad67ba48c78f20f
[Anne Davis]
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