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Jerrod’s recovery journey
Jerrod’s recovery journey Jerrod’s driving factor for recovery was reconnecting with his culture, being a father and healing generational trauma. Ten years into his recovery, he is the Executive Director of Painted Horse Recovery, a culturally specific peer services recovery organization and a father of three children
Resource digest - July 10, 2020
315 SW Fifth Ave, Portland, OR | 800-224-4840 | TTY 711 | careoregon.org COR-2095313-0714 Updated July 13, 2020 Bimonthly Resource Digest Highlights 7/08/2020: Supporting Children During Coronavirus (COVID19) , by The National Child Traumatic Stress Network Description: Parenting strategies and tips to support children's emotional health during the pandemic, including developmentally appropriate answers to children’s common questions. • S imple, trauma-informed tips for talking
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/covid-19/resource-digest-email-07142020-v2.pdf?sfvrsn=17bcfb09_3‘Tis the season: Holiday depression and anxiety
like blushing, sweating, trembling or standing rigidly. Past trauma: If you’ve had difficult things, abuse or medical emergencies—you may experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) during the season, a form of anxiety that can develop after trauma. The holidays may bring up flashbacks
https://www.careoregon.org/news/health-and-wellness/2024/12/11/holiday-depression-and-anxietyCareOregon, ODHS Child Welfare Division partner to improve placement stability for children and young people in foster care
of existing supports. “We were seeing that, because of the traumas they experienced, children, are experiencing everything from trauma and isolation to insecurity and fear,” said Amy Shea Reyes, CCO, agencies Maple Star and Catholic Community Services to provide trauma-informed behavioral health supports, as the resource family to process and cope with trauma and develop a sense of safety. More than just, experienced severe trauma can, because of this trauma, display challenging behaviors. Resource families
Celebrating recovery
A big part of recovery from substance use is about triumph and celebration. For Amanda, Mike, Fernando, Jerrod, and Courday, they celebrate being present in their own life and the lives of loved ones, breaking the cycle of generational trauma, reconnecting with family, and finding joy. Recovery is possible, and it’s a beautiful thing worth celebrating. Join us in building a community that supports recovery. #RecoveryIsPossible #RecoveryDoesntHappenAlone #RecoveryHappensInCommunity
https://www.careoregon.org/news/health-and-wellness/2024/02/23/celebrating-recoveryCareOregon grant to Oregon Energy Fund will help local residents with electric bills
need that prevents the triple traumas of illness, homelessness, and hunger, and gives children
https://www.careoregon.org/about-us/our-impact/careoregon-boys-girls-club-at-rockwood/2020/12/13/careoregon-grant-to-oregon-energy-fund-will-help-local-residents-with-electric-billsAnxiety disorder: More than regular nerves
altogether, such as a fear of heights. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD): After a traumatic
https://www.careoregon.org/news/health-and-wellness/2025/04/23/anxiety-disorder-more-than-regular-nervesDepression: A common and serious health issue
experiences such as sexual abuse, trauma, death of a loved one and divorce can sometimes trigger depression, for depression, along with other mental conditions like anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD
https://www.careoregon.org/news/health-and-wellness/2024/09/17/depression-is-a-common-and-serious-health-issue‘Tis the season: Holiday depression and anxiety
or standing rigidly. Past trauma: If you’ve had difficult things happen to you in the past around the holidays, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) during the season, a form of anxiety that can develop after trauma. The holidays may bring up flashbacks or recurring memories, or you might want to avoid places
Celebrating recovery
Celebrating recovery A big part of recovery from substance use is about triumph and celebration. For Amanda, Mike, Fernando, Jerrod, and Courday, they celebrate being present in their own life and the lives of loved ones, breaking the cycle of generational trauma, reconnecting with family, and finding joy. Recovery is possible, and it’s a beautiful thing worth celebrating. Join us in building a community that supports recovery. #RecoveryIsPossible #RecoveryDoesntHappenAlone
2018 - Fall grant recipients
trauma-informed care: Serving Muslim Refugee Families Culturally Responsive Trauma Informed Care ORCHWA Early Life Programs Trauma-Informed Early Childhood Education for Low- Income Latino Children in Washington County Trauma Healing & Resiliency for Youth and Youth Service Providers Expanding Trauma Informed Care for Students with Disabilities Fall 2018 Development Investments – ACEs, specific trauma-informed care: Serving Muslim Refugee Families - Virginia Garcia Memorial Health
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/community/community-giving-at-careoregon/fall_2018_summary_of_careoregon_grantees.pdf?sfvrsn=762c172f_3Anxiety disorder: More than regular nerves
have difficulty being around it or avoid it altogether, such as a fear of heights. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD): After a traumatic experience, you have intense fear when you’re in a similar
Motivational Interviewing for Healthcare Providers 2016 presentation
capacity to trust others Impact of Trauma The following responses to trauma/traumatic events, is an effective communication tool for patients with a background of trauma. • Demonstrate how to effectively, by healthcare practitioners. Intro to MI Overview MI: RN Workflow MI & Trauma- Informed Care Practice, Behavior Va lues Beliefs Intro to MI Overview MI: RN Workflow MI & Trauma- Informed Care, MI: RN Workflow MI & Trauma- Informed Care Practice Activities Trauma-Informed Care Adverse
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/meds-ed/medsed-motivational-interviewing.pdf?sfvrsn=e5968e88_3Safe to Be Crisis Stabilization for Child and Youth
are scarce – and minimize re-traumatization and unnecessary duplication of assessments, plans of care, elements, stabilization services must be trauma-responsive, developmentally appropriate, culturally, trauma; 29 economic, 30 educational, 31 and social disruption; 32 accessibility and access, one occasion, from pre-migration throughout the journey…. The accumulation of traumatic stressors, . During the initial mobile response, the youth should receive a trauma-responsive, individualized
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/behavioral-health/shift/external/safe-to-be-crisis-stabilization-for-child-and-youth.pdf?sfvrsn=23f0d916_1Andembry (garadacimab)
for avoidance of those triggers (such as stress, hormonal changes, dental surgery, trauma
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/pharmacy-resources/pa-criteria/optum/garadacimab.pdf?sfvrsn=d5ce7b2a_2Takhzyro (lanadelumab-flyo)
(such as stress, hormonal changes, dental surgery, trauma, medications including ACE inhibitors
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/pharmacy-resources/pa-criteria/optum/lanadelumab.pdf?sfvrsn=bc5e535e_6Orladeyo (berotralstat)
(such as stress, hormonal changes, dental surgery, trauma, medications including ACE inhibitors and estrogen
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/pharmacy-resources/pa-criteria/optum/berotralstat.pdf?sfvrsn=e1fc1f52_6Icatibant
, trauma, medications including ACE inhibitors and estrogen) Product Name:Generic icatibant Approval
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/pharmacy-resources/pa-criteria/optum/icatibant.pdf?sfvrsn=6ef9f513_2Dawnzera (donidalorsen)
, hormonal changes, dental surgery, trauma, medications including ACE inhibitors and estrogen) AND 4
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/pharmacy-resources/pa-criteria/optum/donidalorsen.pdf?sfvrsn=c411673f_2Depression: A common and serious health issue
that affect your quality of life. Stress: Difficult experiences such as sexual abuse, trauma, death, like anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Getting help for depression The good news