Trauma-Informed Care: The 4 'R's

This video presents an introduction to the 4 'R's of Trauma-Informed Care:
-Realize
-Recognize
-Respond
-Resist Retraumatization
Each of the 4 are described in detail by Dr. Scott Giacomucci, a Fellow of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress (FAAETS). These four 'R's are essential knowledge for all trauma-informed practitioners, providers, and organizational leaders. The four 'R's provide a simplified framework for applying trauma-informed principles from the SAMHSA.
Order Dr. Scott Giacomucci's new book, Trauma-Informed Principles in Group Therapy, Psychodrama, and Organizations: Action Methods for Leadership - www.amazon.com/Trauma-Informe...
See other videos on this channel for additional context including:
SAMHSA's 6 trauma-informed principles - • Trauma Informed Princi...
What is Trauma? - • What is Trauma?
What is PTSD? - • What is PTSD? Diagnosi...
Post-Traumatic Growth - • Post-Traumatic Growth:...
Visit our website to learn more about how we can help your organization implement trauma-informed principles and trauma-focused group work - www.phoenixtraumacenter.com/t...
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[@SoulHealingAstrologywithAmanda]

THIS INFORMATION is so important for humanity! I believe that if we learn about emotional intelligence as our major foundation, we will become more emotionally intelligent creatures. When we stick Doctors who are accredited in the field in the major governmental structures!

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

We agree! Thanks Amanda!! 🙏

[@kellyjoyce748]

I think its great that your advocating the importance of trauma informed care

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Thanks! It is so important!

[@somewhereunimaginable1688]

This was a great video. I listened to this video and was able to write a paper due to the understanding given. Thank you.

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@yubiristeran4036]

I'm very happy to have found your content, as it basically covers most of my main areas of interest as a mental health professional

[@danettebrown5620]

I like the simplistic clear review of TIC

[@rachelleoct]

Thank you for your insights . I work with children in residential care who have experienced such trauma in their lives.
Im always trying to educate myslef more so I can offer the best support I can.
It's was good information for me.
Many thanks from Australia 🫶

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

You are so welcome

[@julialong743]

Thank you for this! As a student with the intention of going into Trauma focused care, I have really appreciated your videos.

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@amandacarroll5893]

Very informative and I enjoy how clearly you explain.

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Thanks Amanda!

[@user-cd8ph1vz9w]

Thanks for this! This was really helpful. I really struggled with the Respond R and what it meant but you described it so well, I get it now.

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shirleybarclay6620]

Well said and done Scott. Blessings and it was a good review for me. Blessings, Shirley Barclay, TEP

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Thanks Shirley - hope you have been well!

[@MicheleConnors-ld9un]

Very helpful. Could you possibly include a link to the six trauma informed principles you mentioned?

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Here’s a video I made on the 6 principles- ua-cam.com/video/ANRlWfuWOGQ/v-deo.htmlsi=hTrm0fqvujRdOWUJ

[@user-gt9wh2sk3s]

gave me food for thought as we work with cl to be kind and understanding

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Happy to hear it was helpful!

[@shambofelicitas1403]

This was very helpful for me . My country is currently in a crisis situation where people are exposed to many traumatic experiences.
I am in the second year of my master's degree program in clinical counselling and was wondering how to go about a research in this area.

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Thanks Shambo - here's a Trauma Informed Organizational Assessment that might help with your research - www.nctsn.org/sites/default/files/resources/special-resource/trauma_informed_organizational_assessment_information_packet.pdf

[@traceyyap3510]

Great video, thank you!

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Thank you!!

[@romeowatches5665]

Hi, thanks fir the videos. Very informative! Would phyco drama be compatible for Martial Arts? For victims of crime or trafficking? Thanks!

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Great to hear the videos are helpful. Sure, psychodrama can be helpful in addition to martial arts or other approaches for empowering trauma survivors

[@bee_kind]

Is the trauma informed techniques applied as a short term front-line tactic to manage the immediate trauma of abusive long term govt/company policies set by politicians who have no interest in the well being of those on welfare, and used to gas light said dependents, as we too often have seen in Australian systems of government welfare and healthcare (see Robodebt, etc). Too often the facade of “caring” and “legitimacy” is used to impose undefendable policies.

[@MrLostworld1]

How can become trauma informed certified? Are there any courses you suggest?

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

I don’t know any reputable certifications on trauma informed care but there are plenty of courses out there

[@leesparkz]

Thanks Dr Scott , really helpful and useful to me . Please help me understand the difference between realising and recognising. I am a bit confused 🫤

[@PhoenixTraumaCenter]

Sure. I was confused on them at first too as they are very similar verbs. In this context, REALIZE is focused on realizing the high prevalence of trauma in the world; RECOGNIZE is focused on knowing the ways that trauma from the past can impact people today. So realize is about the event and recognize is about how traumatic events can continue to impact us long term. Hope this helps!