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Millions of people struggle with substance use issues, and some of them seek help from behavioral health professionals. How do we know what...
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The Connecticut Women's Consortium Blog
While the nation and world grapple with the difficult challenges of the COVID‑19 pandemic, another public health crisis continues to grow.
We'd like to give you a chance to get to know Dr. Covington. Read below a 2017 interview from Trauma Matters. How did you first get into tra...
If you’re anything like me, it’s easier to take time for creative activities than it is for things that feel like work—and, more often than ...
Trauma Matters reader Dr. Miriam Delphin-Rittmon has been appointed and confirmed to serve as Assistant Secretary for Mental health and Subs...
Many children start to become conscious of their gender by the time they are two years old. They notice the differences between themselves a...
In short, a lot of people have been reading Trauma Matters. Our flagship newsletter has been in circulation for over 20 years, gaining exten...
A Note from the Editors: The following article was submitted by Pat Wilcox ahead of her session at the Uplifting Voices: Conversations on Tr...
Measuring Trauma-Informed Care Across Sectors Federal, state, and local governing bodies are increasingly mandating trauma-informed care (TI...
Since our inception, the Connecticut Women’s Consortium has been a beacon for community involvement and advocacy. While our heart lies in th...
