Trauma Informed Recovery Systems Framework – Finding Our Common Ground was a speaker panel session at the 2015 Recovery Capital Conference. Speaker:
- Candace Aylor, RN, CFP
Program Description:
A recovery system that is trauma informed understands that what has happened to us may impact what we do, that recovery from when bad things happen requires that a person’s power be returned to them, and that we can achieve this when we all work together on common ground. Adult, youth and family peers; substance abuse and mental health; Recovery, Trauma Informed, Systems of Care, Prevention and Person-Centered – within our groups and between them, our competing priorities are those things we have in common. Could finding common ground be at the core of sustaining a Trauma Informed Recovery Systems Framework? Please join me as we discuss why finding our common ground just might be the key to sustainability.
Objectives:
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Discuss the principles of “Trauma Informed Care”, and be able to relate them to the principles of other SAMHSA initiatives.
- Identify the common elements of those SAMHSA initiatives related to peer services.
- Describe the link between finding our common ground, and ensuring sustainability of efforts to transform systems to be trauma informed.