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This three-part interactive webinar series equips advocates with knowledge, tools, and strategies to address the intersections of domestic violence, mental health, and substance use coercion.…
Like wildflowers, mind-body-spirit (MBS) practices can take root and find strength in unexpected places. Our communities and services flourish when we nurture ourselves and each…
The effects of intimate partner violence (IPV) and PTSD can impact women’s ability to access and effectively use shelter and community resources necessary to establish…
To help fill a major gap in measurement, NCDVTMH recently drafted and piloted outcome measures for survivors who receive trauma-informed services from domestic violence programs.…
Electronic health records (EHR) are here to stay in the health care delivery system, and they pose both opportunities and challenges. This webinar will discuss…
An insightful webinar during Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2024 as we explore the implementation of ACRTI (Accessible, Culturally Responsive, Trauma-Informed) approaches in domestic violence programs and…
Join us on August 28, 2024, at 2 PM EST for a special event in honor of Overdose Awareness Day. This virtual event will feature…
Through this groundbreaking 6-part webinar series, the National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health equips advocates to drive change at complex intersections. Each…
Being abused by an intimate partner can have traumatic mental health and substance use effects, while at the same time creating barriers to sources of…
With lives lost to overdose continuing to rise each year, we've lost too many people to overdoses that could have been prevented with the right…
This webinar series is devoted to discussing how NCDVTMH’s signature ACRTI philosophy applies to and can inform advocacy with survivors across all ages and life stages. Accessibility Each…
This webinar series is an invitation to broaden awareness of the many ways that people engage healing from interpersonal and collective harm. Central to individual, family, and community healing is the ongoing work to transform the social conditions that perpetuate continued disparities and abuse.
Presented in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, panelists will share their pathways for drawing from personal hardship and history to bring authenticity and hopefulness to their advocacy. The conversation will include real talk about healing-centered advocacy with survivors navigating systemic barriers related to mental health, substance use, housing, and legal concerns, as well as the power of peer support.
For more than a decade, the Core Curriculum on Creating Accessible, Culturally Responsive, and Trauma-Informed (ACRTI) Services has been a cornerstone of NCDVTMH’s work. Over the years, we have partnered…