BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//swoogo.com//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.41.90// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN UID:38316162-3431-4630-b461-353134383765 BEGIN:VEVENT UID:58015fc4900315f6fcb88db3550f591da8b92885@swoogo.com DTSTAMP:20260810T045006Z DESCRIPTION:Research indicates that incarcerated individuals have experienc ed high rates of childhood and adult trauma\, which correlate with long-te rm negative outcomes and intrusion symptoms\, avoidant symptoms\, negative alterations in thought and mood\, hyperarousal\, emotional issues\, behav ioral issues\, sexuality issues\, sleep problems\, physical problems\, and health problems. When not well-managed\, trauma symptoms can result in se rious distress\, interpersonal problems\, and maladaptive behaviors for ye ars and even decades after the traumatic events occurred. This presentatio n will review the research on symptom management strategies and practical skills for working with patients to identify\, monitor\, and manage sympto ms of trauma\, useful both during incarcerated and upon reentry into the c ommunity.\n\nLearning Objectives\n\n * Review the most recent research on s ymptom management for trauma\n * Describe self-assessment and self-monitor ing skills that may be employed with patients with a history of trauma\n * Discuss concrete skills to help patients manage symptoms of trauma\n\nLev el: Intermediate\n\nSponsored by a medical educational grant from Centurio n Health\n\n \n\n  DTSTART:20230715T164500Z DTEND:20230715T174500Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260810T045006Z LOCATION:Regency A SEQUENCE:0 STATUS:CONFIRMED SUMMARY:Educational Luncheon Practical Skills for Identifying and Managing Symptoms of Trauma TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Research indicates that incarcerated indivi duals have experienced high rates of childhood and adult trauma\, which co rrelate with long-term negative outcomes and intrusion symptoms\, avoidant symptoms\, negative alterations in thought and mood\, hyperarousal\, emot ional issues\, behavioral issues\, sexuality issues\, sleep problems\, phy sical problems\, and health problems. When not well-managed\, trauma sympt oms can result in serious distress\, interpersonal problems\, and maladapt ive behaviors for years and even decades after the traumatic events occurr ed. This presentation will review the research on symptom management strat egies and practical skills for working with patients to identify\, monitor \, and manage symptoms of trauma\, useful both during incarcerated and upo n reentry into the community.

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Level: Intermedia te

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Sponsored by a medical educational grant from Centurion Healt h

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