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trauma recovery and prevention of violence TRAP Violence

Violence prevention and Life Skills Program that consists of 7 weeks of 60-90 min sessions. Students will be recruited from prior cohorts of students having just received Emergency Preparedness skills training. After expressing interests in understanding traumas, violence, and ways to reduce/prevent the violence seen most prevalently in their home communities, we will utilize trained mental health professionals to host multiple sessions teaching how to cope with violence in a trauma reducing safe space. Mental health professionals will be present during all sessions for students who may become triggered by content.    


Components and Lectures: 


  • Violence as a Health Disparity: Dr. Selwyn Rogers (Director of Trauma Center)  Trauma Informed Care /PTSD : Sonya Dinizulu/ Brad Stohlbach( Director of Healing Hurt People) 
  • Coping with Trauma: Lauren Jackson/ Obari Cartman (Both Clinical Therapists) 
  • PTSD and Redirecting Traumas, Coping Via Alternative Methods: (Sports, Gardening, Art, volunteer work around violence prevention, careers in healthcare) 
  • Violence Prevention, Conflict Resolution and De-escalation Skills: Dre Thomas/ Julian Bonds (Violence Recovery Program) 
  • Ujimaa Medics Workshop: (Wellness exercises, coping with traumatic experiences, firsthand testimonials and strategies to recover) Martine/Journee/ RJ (Paramedic who witnessed his cousin brought into the trauma center murdered) 
  • Impact of Nutrition on Violence and Culinary Medicine as a Trauma Coping Activity: Dr. Ed McDonald. 
  • Sexual Assault/Intimate Partner Abuse and Sex Trafficking Awareness.: Dr’s Sonia Oyola/ Miya Smith (EM Chief)  
  • Substance Abuse Overview and How Violence is Enhanced by Substance.(personal experiences and testimonials): Quincy Moore/Tanksley MD  Financial Literacy and impact on violence 

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