Resilient Wisconsin: Trauma-Informed News and Notes, May 2023

May is Resilient Wisconsin Month. Read the proclamation from Governor Tony Evers. Take time this month to explore the information and resources offered through Resilient Wisconsin.? Join Resilient Wisconsin at the 2023 Opioids, Stimulants, and Trauma Summit May 16-18 at the Kalahari Resort in the Wisconsin Dells. Last chance registration for all three days is available on-site May 16 from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. The on-site registration fee is $275. Learn more about this event.?

ACEs, adversity's impact?

• Adverse childhood experiences common for teens before, during COVID-19

• Study warns of strong link between cannabis use and adverse psychosocial events in adolescents, regardless of disorder classification

• Black mothers trapped in unsafe neighborhoods signal the stressful health toll of gun violence in the U.S.

• Decision 6: How can I best consider trauma and personality disorders through the lens of ADHD?

• Research analyzes developmental trajectories from childhood trauma to insomnia in adulthood

• Loneliness poses risks as deadly as smoking: surgeon general

• Multidimensional study of racism?s effects on black youth

• New podcast sheds light on abuses at Native American boarding schools: 'Justice Needs to Be Served' (people.com)

• 6 things people don?t realize you?re doing because you?re a complex trauma survivor

• Childhood trauma linked to reduced vascular function and diminished sleep quality

• The relationship between childhood sexual abuse and eating disorders among African American adolescents in the United States

• New psychology research links childhood betrayal trauma to secondary psychopathy in adulthood

• Childhood adversity is linked to an increased risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes

• Has betrayal caused trauma in your romantic relationship?

Brain and biology

• Maternal antipathy in childhood is linked to aberrant brain reactions to social reward anticipation in adulthood, study finds

• On the forefront of genetics, mental illness and trauma?s lasting effects

• Adverse child experiences, brain changes, and diseases

Courts, juvenile justice, corrections, and probation

• Report: Girls? arrests rose; incarceration rates were highest among Black and Native American girls

• Reducing re-traumatisation in justice system: new approach to better support victims and witnesses

• Incarcerated men and women are learning to address their own trauma

DHS careers

• Multicultural program coordinator?
• Supervised release program specialist

See all current career opportunities with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services

Posttraumatic stress disorder and moral injury

• Podcast:?It?s not just PTSD: Stress disorders in EMS

• PTSD Monthly Update, April 2023

• PTSD Research Quarterly - Volume 34/NO. 2, 2023

• How one state is confronting PTSD among police officers

• 5 steps officers can take to process emotions after a traumatic event

• Workplace bullying as a moral injury wound

• Betrayal Trauma: A painful and all too frequent experience

• Secondary Trauma: What it is, who it affects and how to cope, according to experts

• Anxiety, PTSD and depression can increase heart attack risk in people under 40

Resilience

• The power of caring adults: Nicole Carroll on overcoming childhood trauma

• Use these 5 steps to forgive others?it can boost your happiness, says psychologist who studied forgiveness for 30 years

Schools

• ?Think of the teachers!? How secondary traumatic stress, compassion fatigue, and burnout are increasingly impacting teachers

• Trauma-informed teaching, explained

• Trauma-informed education could improve outcomes for justice-involved Black adolescents

• What is trauma-informed teaching?

Substance use disorder

Understanding the impact of trauma on addiction recovery

Trainings

Therapeutic Risk Management with PTSD Part 2: Chain Analysis and Safety Planning

Trauma-informed care

• Podcast:?Empathy & the adjuster: The value of trauma-informed care in insurance

• Podcast:?Trauma-informed practices aim to aid journalists covering tough situations

• UWM starts new program to train sexual assault examiner nurses

• What?s next for the new State Office of Wellness and Resilience

• Boundary setting after trauma

• How to reclaim your sexuality after sexual assault, according to trauma-informed sex educators who are also survivors

• How to create a trauma-informed playlist

• Trauma-informed yoga shows that movement can be medicine

Violence

How blame and shame can fuel depression in rape victims

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