Engaging those with Substance Use Disorders – a Trauma Informed Care Approach-View Presentation

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In the video transcript provided, Dr. Bo discusses the importance of trauma-informed care approach when dealing with individuals with substance use disorders. Funding for this initiative was made possible by the SAMHSA grant, and Dr. Bo mentions the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the policies of the Department of Health and Human Services. The session explores the treatment gap for substance use disorders, trauma-informed care, and practical tools for engaging individuals with substance use disorders. Dr. Bo presents a case scenario of Carrie, a young woman with a substance use disorder, highlighting the need for understanding trauma and its impact on patient care. The presentation delves into the significance of language use, the effects of stigma, and the role of peer support in providing effective care. Dr. Bo emphasizes the importance of consultation with addiction service teams and collaboration to enhance patient outcomes. The session concludes with an interactive Q&A session addressing questions related to educating individuals on the consequences of substance use, the role of motivational interviewing, and the challenges of addressing trauma in clinical settings. Dr. Bo also shares insights on the impact of vaping, the legalization of marijuana, and strategies for self-care and boundary setting as a healthcare practitioner.

Keywords

trauma-informed care

substance use disorders

SAMHSA grant

treatment gap

peer support

consultation with addiction service teams

motivational interviewing

vaping impact

self-care strategies