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Trauma-InformedApproachtoPrevention
Presentedby
PaulNolfo
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§ DefinetraumaanditsrelationshiptoHealthEquity,theSocialDeterminantsofHealth,AdverseChildhoodExperiences(ACEs)andtheimpactonhealthbehaviorsandhealthdisparities.
§ ReviewdatasourcesthatidentifypopulationsathigherriskforACEs.
§ ExaminepreventionstrategiesthatcanimpacttheSocialDeterminantsofHealth,ACEs,traumaandultimatelyreducehealthdisparities.
LearningObjectives
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WhatisTrauma?
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Individualtraumaresultsfromanevent,aseriesofevents,orasetofcircumstancesthatisexperiencedbyanindividualasphysicallyoremotionallyharmfulorlifethreateningandthathaslastingadverseeffectsontheindividual’sfunctioningandmental,physical,social,emotional,orspiritualwell-being.
- SAMHSA
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Trauma
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§PreandPerinatalTrauma• eventsthatoccurbeforeorduringbirth• thewithholdingofmaterialornonmaterialresourcesessentialtohealthydevelopmentorwellbeing
§ SingleEpisodeTrauma§DevelopmentalorComplexTrauma
§HistoricalTrauma§ IntergenerationalTrauma
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TypesofTrauma
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Traumainvolvesthreatstolifeorbodilyintegrity,orclosepersonalencounterswithviolenceanddeath.Traumacan1) Rendervictimshelplessby
overwhelmingforce2) Confronthumanbeingswiththe
extremitiesofhelplessnessandterror3) Evoketheresponsesofcatastrophe4) Disruptasenseofcontrol,connection,
andmeaning
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ImpactofTraumaonIndividuals
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§Aggressionandlowimpulsecontrolinnewsituationsorwithnewpeople
§Powerstrugglesandfearinthecontextofruleenforcement
§Disengagementasmeansofdefense
§ Interpretationofsafetyenforcementaspredatory
§ “Minor”eventsprecipitatingcatastrophicreactions
§ Substanceusedisorders
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PotentialSymptomsofTrauma
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§Traumadisruptsasenseofcontrol,connection,andmeaning
§Anestimated55-99%ofwomenwithsubstanceusedisordershavealifetimehistoryoftrauma;30-59%areduallydiagnosedwithPTSD;and50%ofwomenintreatmenthaveahistoryofrapeorincest• (Najavits etal.,1997;Gov.CommissiononSexualandDomesticViolence,CommonwealthofMA,2006)
§PTSD,anxiety,depression,borderlinepersonalitydisorder,anddissociativedisorderswouldbebetterclassifiedastrauma-spectrumdisorder• (Bremner,2004;Dayton,2000;PollackandLevant,1998)
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TraumaConsequences
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WhatAreACEs?
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Childhood experiences, both positive and negative, have atremendous impact on future violence victimization andperpetration, and lifelong health and opportunity. As such, earlyexperiences are an important public health issue. Much of thefoundational research in this area has been referred to asAdverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
ACEs refer to childhood experiences that are traumatic innature.
*CenterforDiseaseControlandPrevention
WhatareAdverseChildhoodExperiences(ACEs)
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§ AbuseofChild• Psychologicalabuse• Physicalabuse• Sexualabuse
§ TraumainChild’sHouseholdorEnvironment• Substanceabuse• Parentalseparationand/ordivorce• MentalIllnessorsuicidalhouseholdmember• Violencetothemother• Imprisonedhouseholdmember
§ NeglectofChild• Abandonment• Child’sbasicphysicaland/oremotionalneedsunmet
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AdverseChildhoodExperiences
ACEs
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1. Conductedinthelate90’stoassessthecorrelationof10factors,orACEs,relatedtohouseholddysfunctionandchildmaltreatment
2. The10ACEswerechosenbasedonpriorresearchthathadshownthemtohavesignificantadversehealthorsocialimplications
3. JointeffortbetweenCentersforDiseaseControlandKaiserPermanente’sHealthAppraisalClinicinSanDiego
4. Included17,337people
TheKaiserAdverseChildhoodExperiences(ACEs)Study
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1. ACEsaremorecommonthananticipatedorrecognized.DatademonstratedthatACEsarehighlyinterrelated:ifapersonhasoneACE,morethanlikelytheyhaveothers.
2. ACEshaveapowerfulcorrelationtohealthbehaviorsandhealthoutcomeslaterinlife.
MajorFindingsFromtheACEsStudy
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1. In2008,anACEmodulewasincludedinthissurvey.2. Subsequently,themodulewasincludedinthe2009,
2011,and2013studies.3. Studysizeforallfouryearstotaled27,745.
CaliforniaBehavioralRiskFactorSurveillanceSystem(BRFSS)
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1. BRFSShadsimilarfindingstotheKaiserStudy:ACEsareextremelycommonandhaveapowerfulcorrelationtohealthbehaviorsandoutcomes.
2. Inadditionapersonwith4ormoreACEsismorelikelytohaveadversesocio-economicfactors:• 21%morelikelytobebelow250percentofthe
FederalPovertyLevel(FPL)• 27%morelikelytohavelessthanacollegedegree• 39%morelikelytobeunemployed
ResultsfromtheCaliforniaBehavioralRiskFactorSurveillanceSystem
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AContextforACEsDow
nstreamUpstream
••PoliciesandpracticesthatinfluencehealthequityInstitutionalPower
••ThedegreeofsocialjusticeinhealthHealthInequities
••Conditionsinwhichpeopleareborn,live,learn,work,play,worship,andage
SocialDeterminantsofHealth(SDOH)
••Factorsatthecommunity,family,individual,psychological,andbiologicallevelincreaseordecreasetheriskofproblembehaviors
IndividualRisk&
ProtectiveFactors
••BehaviorsandimpactsthateffectmorbidityandmortalityBehaviors&Impacts
••Healthconsequences(mortalityandmorbidity)andhealthdisparities
AdverseHealthConditions,Injury,andShortened
LifeExpectancy
AdverseChildhoodExperiences
(ACEs)
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TheSocialDeterminants
EconomicStability
Poverty
Employment
FoodSecurity
HousingStability
Education
HighSchoolGraduation
EnrollmentinHigherEducation
Language&Literacy
EarlyChildhoodEducation&Development
Social&CommunityContext
SocialCohesion
CivicParticipation
PerceptionsofDiscrimination&
Equity
Incarceration/Institutionalization
Health&HealthCare
AccesstoHealthCare
AccesstoPrimaryCare
HealthLiteracy
Neighborhood&Build
Environment
AccesstoHealthyFoods
QualityofHousing
Crime&Violence
EnvironmentalConditions
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ImpactofACEsonBrainDevelopment
AdverseChildhoodExperiences(ACEs)•ChildMaltreatment(AbuseandNeglect)
•DysfunctionalHousehold
Trauma• Social,EmotionalandCognitiveImpairment
• Disrupted Neurological Development
RiskBehaviors•Earlyinitiationofalcoholuse•Problemdrinkingbehaviorintoadulthood
• Increasedlikelihoodofearlysmokinginitiation
•Prescriptiondruguse• Lifetimeillicitdruguse,everhavingadrugproblem,andself-reportedaddition
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ACEsImpactonHealthBehaviorsandHealthOutcomes
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1. Earlyinitiationofalcoholuse2. Problemdrinkingbehaviorintoadulthood3. Increasedlikelihoodofearlysmokinginitiation4. Prescriptiondruguse5. Lifetimeillicitdruguse,everhavingadrugproblem,
andself-reportedaddition
ResearchhasdemonstratedastrongrelationshipbetweenACEsandavarietyof
substanceusebehaviors
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Anda,2009.
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Socio-economicfactorsrefertoincome,education,andoccupation.
Socio-economicfactorsareimportantdatapointsbecausetheyhaveastrongcorrelationtoACEs,areeasilyavailablemeasuresfromcensusdata,andcanbedisaggregateddowntothecensustract.
Socio-EconomicFactors:DataPointsforACEs
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HealthEquityandaPublicHealthApproachtoImpactingACEsandTrauma
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• Publichealthisconcernedwithprotectingthehealthofentirepopulations.Thesepopulationscanbeassmallasalocalneighborhoodorasbigasanentirecountryorregionoftheworld.• HealthinequitiesarepervasiveandthereforecanimpacttheSDOHmakingcertainpopulationsmorevulnerableforTrauma.• UsingapublichealthapproachtohealthequitycanimprovetheSDOH,ACEs,andreducetheoccurrenceoftraumainearlychildhood.
HealthEquityandPublicHealthApproachestoImpactACEsandTrauma
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AContextforACEsDow
nstreamUpstream
••PoliciesandpracticesthatinfluencehealthequityInstitutionalPower
••ThedegreeofsocialjusticeinhealthHealthInequities
••Conditionsinwhichpeopleareborn,live,learn,work,play,worship,andage
SocialDeterminantsofHealth(SDOH)
••Factorsatthecommunity,family,individual,psychological,andbiologicallevelincreaseordecreasetheriskofproblembehaviors
IndividualRisk&
ProtectiveFactors
••BehaviorsandimpactsthateffectmorbidityandmortalityBehaviors&Impacts
••Healthconsequences(mortalityandmorbidity)andhealthdisparities
AdverseHealthConditions,Injury,andShortened
LifeExpectancy
AdverseChildhoodExperiences
(ACEs)
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PreventionStrategiesthatCanImpacttheSocialDeterminantsofHealth,ACEs,andTrauma
• HealthInAllPolicies• UniversalScreeningsforACEs• BuildingResiliency• SystemsIntegration
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1. Assurestheconditionsforeveryonetoreachthehighestlevelofhealth
2. Targetspoliciesandpracticesinamultitudeofsectorssuchasgovernment,finance,education,housing,employment,transport,andhealth
3. Addressesthestructuralandsystemicconditionsthatcreatedisadvantage
4. Targetsthosecommunitiesexperiencingthegreatestdisparities
5. Incorporateshealthequitymeasuresandmetricsintopoliciesandprogramstoensuretheintendedimpactonthepopulation(s)ofinterest
HealthInAllPolicies
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1. ParentswhohaveahistoryofACEsincreasethelikelihoodofimpairedparenting,whichmayresultwiththetransmissionofACEstothenextgeneration.ParentsandchildrenshouldbescreenedforACEs.
2. ScreeningsorcasefindingsforACEsrequireachangeinpracticeandredefineshowahealthcareprovidertakesahealthhistoryfrompatients.
UniversalScreeningsforACEs
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1. ResiliencecanbuffertheimpactoftheSDOH.Resiliencereferstotheabilitytobouncebackorriseaboveadversityasanindividual,family,community,orprovider.
2. Resiliencystrategiesuseavailableresourcestonegotiatehardshipand/ortheconsequencesofadverseevents,suchasACES.
3. Communitiesareresilientwhentheyusestrategiesthatutilizetheirstrengthstomanagethechallengesofeconomic,environmentalorculturalchange.
BuildingResiliency
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1. AwarenessandknowledgeofthelinkbetweenSDOHandACEs,andtheimpactontrauma,mustbetranslatedintopracticalprimarypreventionapproachesforcommunitysystems.
2. Supportingandpartneringwithnon-traditionalsystems(i.e.housing,economicdevelopment,transportation,parks,andfoodandagriculture)canimpactSDOH.
3. WhiletheimpactofACEspermeateallofsocietyanditssystems,itisimportanttoprioritizecollaborationwithcertainsystems(education,health,childwelfare,lawenforcement,business)whenintegratingwithprimaryprevention.
SystemsIntegration
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1. Theeducationalsystemcouldhelpwithearlyidentificationofchildrendisplayingmentalhealthproblems,ACEs,learningproblems,andbehaviorproblems.Theseissuesmaynotbeaprimarycondition,buttheeffectsofACEs.
2. Byknowingaboutachild’sACEs(atmultiplepointsintime),aschoolcouldbetterunderstandacademicperformanceandhelptotailorindividualizedstrategies.
SystemsIntegration- Education
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1. Inprimarycare,routineknowledgeofaparent’sandchild’sACEscanleadtoearlyreferraltosupportservices.
2. Pediatriciansareinagoodpositiontoadvocateforpoliciesthatpromotechilddevelopmentwiththegoalofcreatinghealthy,well-functioningadults.
SystemsIntegration- Health
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1. Incasemanagement,aparentwithACEsmaystrugglewithsupportiveparenting.
SystemsIntegration– ChildWelfare
2. CasemanagersshouldprovidereferralstoprofessionalswhoareversedintheSDOH,ACEs,andtheirimpactonthefamilyunit.
Chamberlain,2015.
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1. TrainingforlawenforcementinACEscanencourageappropriateapproachesindealingwithpersonswhomaysufferfromACEs.Thiscouldencouragemoretruthfulcommunicationbetweenallegedassailantsandvictimswithofficersaboutanypreconditionsthatmaywarrantaphysicalormentalhealthreferral.
2. CommunicationandunderstandinghowtorespondtoapersonwithACEScreatesahealthyinteractionbetweenlawenforcementandallegedassailantsandvictims.
SystemsIntegration– LawEnforcement
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1. Businesseshaveemployeeswhoexperiencedadversechildhoods.
2. Ratherthantakingapassive,sometimespunitiveapproachtotheproblemsthatACEscreateintheworkplace,thebusinesscommunitycouldpromoteformsofemployeewellnessthatbetterunderstandACEsandattemptto compensateforACE-relatedadversities.
3. Workforcedevelopmentistheprimarygoal.
SystemsIntegration– Businesses
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ImportantConsiderations
§ACEsdonotequaltrauma;significantrelationshipscanbepivotalbuffers.
§Beingamemberofamarginalizedpopulationdoesnotequaltraumaoranadversechildhoodexperience(itisnotcausal,justariskfactor).
§DonotimplementACEsscreeningunlessyouhavetheinfrastructuretorespond.
§ It’snotabouttheevent,itsabouttheexperienceoftheevent.
§ACEsareuniversal,buttheaccesstohealingisnot.
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QUESTIO
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