Resource for Assignment: There are various trauma-informed
Resource for Assignment: There are various trauma-informed approaches that organizations can utilize to best help clients: Sanctuary Model This model was created in 2000 as a way to change organizational structure to become more trauma informed. The goal is to teach organizations skills for creating and maintaining nonviolent lives and nonviolent systems. The focus is on knowledge, values, language, and practices which are the names of the four pillars. You can read more about these four pillars at this link. Watch this video clip of one community, Philhaven, that utilizes this systems approach to mental health and trauma: The Seven Commitments of the Sanctuary ModelLinks to an external site. One key piece of the sanctuary model is the Community Meeting – this is a set of four questions that each member of a group answers prior to beginning any therapy group or meeting. The four questions are: Who are you? What are you feeling today? What is your goal for today? Who can help you achieve that goal? Learn more about the Sanctuary Model & how community meetings work Sanctuary Model- Community Meeting https://youtu.be/BRalqNoWVtcLinks to an external site. Clarke, A. and M. Royes (2014). “The Sanctuary Model® and Community Meeting.” Therapeutic Communities 35(4): 143-149. https://sandrabloom.com/wp-content/uploads/2014-Clarke-Sanctuary-Model-and-community-meeting.pdfLinks to an external site. Trauma Recovery and Empowerment Model (TREM) This is a group program consisting of 24-29 sessions that is specifically designed for women who have both experienced trauma struggle have substance use or mental health challenges. (There is an alteration M-TREM, a similar program created for men). This program is cognitive-behavioral based – meaning it focuses on specific skills and provides psychoeducation to group members. Let’s hear from clinicians and participants about their experiences with this model: Understanding Trauma through TREMLinks to an external site. Seeking Safety: Lisa Najavits: Seeking safety : a treatment manual for PTSD and substance abuse Links to an external site. Seeking Safety is a manual-based counseling model that can be used with groups or individuals. It addresses trauma and addiction without asking individuals to describe experienced in depth. As a result, it is appropriate for all types of individuals including those who may not be ready for other approaches (such as individuals who struggle with psychosis, those who are homeless, those are are illiterate, etc.). It also has a much winder range of people who can can implement it, including professionals, peer support staff, and other mental health professionals. Each session follows the same format. You can learn more about Seeking safety and session formats: Seeking Safety: Treatment Manual Synopsis and Links to learn more- https://www.treatment-innovations.org/seeking-safety.htmlLinks to an external site. Comprehensive Treatment Guide (page 2 shows session format) https://www.guilford.com/add/SeekingSafety_Handouts_AllRightsReserved_2020.pdf?t=1Links to an external site. Seeking Safety- (explanation of Seeking Safety starts on page 24) https://www.fmhac.org/uploads/1/2/3/9/123913996/sanft_slides.pdfLinks to an external site. Watch an example of an abridged counseling session using this model: Seeking Safety 002Links to an external site. Trauma Addictions Mental Health And Recovery (TAMAR) This approach was created specifically for females in correctional facilities. It is 15-weeks long with sessions occurring twice weekly for 90 minutes. It combines psychoeducation, psychodynamic theory, and art therapy. You can watch a video and view the treatment manual: Trauma, Addictions, Mental Health, and Recovery (TAMAR) Overview & Video https://doccs.ny.gov/trauma-addiction-mental-health-and-recovery-tamarLinks to an external site. Treatment Manual: https://www.nasmhpd.org/sites/default/files/TAMAR-Introduction-TableofContents.pdf SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING PSY 420
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