This blueprint provides an overview of Oklahoma Department of Human Services' hope-centered and trauma-informed approach to human service delivery for the OKDHS workforce and the individuals and families served by the state.
Published By: Oklahoma Human Services
Published Date: 2020
Resource Type: Reports
Sectors: Workforce

Legislation that creates the Task Force on Trauma-Informed Care to study and make recommendations to the Oklahoma State Legislature on best practices with respect to children and youth who have experienced trauma.
Published By: Oklahoma State Legislature
Published Date: 2018
Resource Type: Legislative Action
Sectors: Early Childhood, Health

Establishes the guidelines in which the taskforce and state agency members will collaborate and prioritize options to implement a coordinated approach to prevent and mitigate trauma, especially ACEs.
Published By: Oklahoma Trauma-informed Care Taskforce
Published Date: 2020
Resource Type: Reports

This document provides foundational information about workforce wellness for organizations in early stages of adopting workforce wellness programs to address secondary traumatic stress.
Published By: Trauma Informed Oregon, Regional Research Institute for Human Services, Portland State University
Published Date: 2016
Resource Type: Reports
Sectors: Workforce

Training that includes four free, self-directed, self-paced modules that walk you through the basics of trauma informed care, as well as an introduction and closing video.
Published By: Trauma Informed Oregon
Published Date: 2016
Resource Type: Reports
Sectors: Health

Introduces a developmental phased approach to organizational change and implementation.
Published By: Trauma Informed Oregon
Published Date: 2016
Resource Type: Reports
Sectors: Health, Social Services

A tool to be used in conjunction with the Trauma Informed Care Roadmap to help organizations implement trauma-informed care.
Published By: Trauma Informed Oregon
Published Date: 2018
Resource Type: Toolkits
Sectors: Education, Health

Standards of practice to help organizations, systems, and agencies implement trauma-informed care.
Published By: Trauma Informed Oregon
Published Date: 2018
Resource Type: Toolkits
Sectors: Education, Health, Social Services

Published By: Trauma Informed Oregon
Resource Type: Toolkits
Sectors: Education, Health

When children experience strong, frequent, and/or prolonged adversity in childhood without the support of safe, stable, and nurturing relationships and environments, it can lead to high levels of stress in our bodies and brains – called “toxic stress.” Toxic stress can lead to long-term physical and behavioral health problems if not addressed. Although it is critical to focus on preventing toxic stress altogether, primary prevention efforts in the medical field will not prevent all childhood adversity, and some children will still experience the negative effects of the toxic stress response.
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Resource Type: Publications
Sectors: Education, Health