Please visit Green Cross Academy. Green Cross is for all levels of providers for volunteer and educational instruction. 


HELP THE HELPER INITIATIVE

Trauma Informed Care and Trauma Practitioner Care

Dr. Charles Figley is here to answer your questions on trauma-informed care. Your question will be addressed during our short weekly podcasts.

We need practitioners to volunteer to conduct a podcast. Write Charles Figley at Figley@tulane.edu.

 

We are working to prevent vicarious trauma. We are working to create resources for providers treating those affected by trauma of natural disaster, domestic terrorism, and mass violence. If you interested in our Mentorship Network Program to support displaced survivors please contact us directly.

 

TRAUMA & EDUCATION

The institution is providing educational resources and research for trauma informed care. 

For constant updates for Charles Figley's publications and downloads please visit these website google scholar, research gate, academia

 

Call for Papers: Journal of Ethnic & Cultural Diversity in Social Work

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Special Issue — “Mental, Physical and Social Dimensions of Health Equity and Wellness among U.S. Indigenous: What is Known and Next Steps”

Submit Today!!!

Deadline for Submission: September 9th, 2019.

Please Submit at: https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jecdsw


TORTURE TRAUMA & TREATMENT

3T RESEARCH

We provide research and create resources for treatment of torture survivors.

oUR RESEARCH

Through our research we look to treat torture trauma holistically by identifying the most relevant axioms for treatment approaches. From this, we are creating best practice handbooks and textbooks to treat all levels providers, families, and patients.  

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Expert panel

Our expert panel has been chosen for their expertise in treating torture related trauma. All experts have 10 years or more of experience in treating torture trauma and have been nominated for their experience by their peers. 

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3T: TORTURE TRAUMA & TREATMENT: 

RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS