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The collective trauma experienced across the globe in 2020 provided new insight into the debilitating effects of trauma. The coronavirus h...
The Consortium Speaks
Since our inception, the Connecticut Women’s Consortium has been a beacon for community involvement and advocacy. While our heart lies in th...
The passage of Connecticut House Bill no. 6666 has allowed licensed social workers to earn up to 10 home study credit hours per year. This i...
In the spring of 2020, we transitioned from in-person to fully remote trainings. After years of serving our customers face-to-face in our tr...
The 2021 legislative session has ended, and many of the issues the Consortium supported and advocated for through testimony and outreach hav...
As advocates for an equitable and responsive behavioral health system, we are constantly seeking opportunities to increase awareness of disp...
Here in Connecticut, we have a weekend of warm weather and sunshine ahead of us as we close out the month of June. With July approaching and...
A 2014 JAMA Psychiatry study found that about 1 in 4 active-duty military personnel demonstrated symptoms of a mental health disorder. Among...
What role do workplace conversations play in the promotion of equity, intersectionality, and respect? In a partnership with the Department o...
As Editor of Trauma Matters, dozens of fascinating articles cross my desk each month. I am privileged to have the responsibility of refining...
