Dr. Roneet Lev
Dr. Roneet Lev
Episode #193 High Truth on Drugs and Addiction with Brooke Briggance and Trauma Informed Care
Episode #193 High Truth on Drugs and Addiction with Brooke Briggance and Trauma Informed Care
Episode #193 High Truth on Drugs and Addiction with Brooke Briggance and Trauma Informed Care
Monday 2nd September 2024
Explore trauma-informed care with Brooke Briggance as she shares insights on ACEs, healing, and creating safe spaces in this episode of High Truths.
63 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Trauma-informed care involves creating safe spaces and building trust.
- Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can significantly impact long-term health.
- Community and collective care are essential for healing from trauma.
- Implementing trauma-responsive practices can prevent burnout.
- Supporting young people is crucial in building resilience against trauma.
Healing isn't just about personal self-care; it's about community and collective care.
In this engaging episode of 'High Truths on Drugs and Addiction', Dr. Roneet Lev sits down with Brooke Briggance to dive into the world of trauma-informed care. Brooke, who has a rich background in health and non-profit work, shares her experiences and insights on managing trauma, both personal and professional. The discussion touches on the impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on long-term health, including addiction, and how trauma can manifest in various ways throughout life.
Brooke emphasises the importance of creating safe spaces and building trust to help individuals heal from trauma. She also discusses the significance of community and collective care, highlighting that healing often requires more than just personal self-care. Brooke's work with the Cypress Resilience Project and Faces for the Future is showcased, demonstrating how organisations can implement trauma-responsive practices to support both clients and staff.
The episode offers valuable takeaways on how to integrate trauma-informed care into everyday practices, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health, addiction recovery, or healthcare. Whether you're a professional in the field or someone seeking to understand more about trauma and its effects, this episode provides a compassionate and insightful look into the topic.