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In this course, developed with the UCLA Family Development Program, some of the basic concepts of trauma and resilience informed care will be examined. It focuses on how to improve the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) experience for families and, in turn, improve infant health outcomes. Several situations that may be encountered in the NICU are explored and ways to help alleviate the impact of trauma for families, providers, and the people with whom we work are reviewed.

Course
1 hour
CE credit
Started on 08/26/2024

In the first webinar in a three-part series -- ACEs and Trauma-Informed Care in Reproductive Health: Fundamentals and Priorities in the Field -- participants will learn about the science of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and how a trauma-informed approach can be applied in sexual and reproductive health settings. Led by Sara Johnson, MD, FACOG, an OB/GYN and adviser to the ACEs Aware initiative, this webinar will provide a foundation of simple practice shifts and a discussion with Amanda Williams, MD, ...

Training
1 hour
CE credit
Recording available
Added on 8/16/2023

This webinar provides information for women’s health providers about the importance of ACE screening in improving maternal health. Speakers share resources for providers looking to introduce ACE screening in their practice, examples of how to create a healing environment for patients, and case studies on how to respond to ACEs with trauma-informed care.

Video
1 hour
Added on 12/2/2020