Join the Wisconsin Department of Health Services at the events listed below. Stop by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services exhibit table for mental health and substance use resources. 

• Rally for Recovery (September 7)
• Crisis Intervention Conference (September 19-20)
• Wisconsin Society of Addiction Medicine Annual Conference (September 26-27)
• Alcohol Policy Seminar (October 7-8)
• Children Come First Conference (October 7-8)
• Mental Health and Substance Use Recovery Conference (October 17-18)
• Frontline Worker Mental Health & Wellness Symposium (October 29-30)
• Wisconsin School Counselor Association Annual Conference (November 6-8)
• Wisconsin Counseling Association Annual Conference (November 8-9)
• FOCUS Conference (November 20-21)

ACEs, adversity's impact

• Podcast: Chronic illness: Dr. Bruce Hoffman on why addressing trauma is essential

• Childhood trauma and chronic pain are linked, concerning study finds

• Can trauma cause autism?

• Are you affected by intergenerational trauma?

• The cost of childhood trauma on tomorrow's workforce

• Study suggests maternal adverse childhood experiences may become biologically embedded

• Can sexual trauma have an impact on fertility?

• Fact sheet: The impact of trauma on child trafficking survivors

• Childhood adversity and depression of older adults: the moderating effect of social participation

• Oral and maxillofacial surgery studies reveal dental anxiety linked with adverse childhood experiences

• Childhood maltreatment and longitudinal epigenetic aging: NIMHD Social Epigenomics Program

• Columbia study uncovers how grief accelerates biological aging

• Moving in childhood contributes to depression, study finds

• Tackling burnout in healthcare professionals

• The Pediatrician’s role in preventing child maltreatment: clinical report

• Childhood trauma linked to poorer recovery from first episode psychosis, study finds

Brain and biology

• 'This is largely uncharted territory': Scientists reveal the brain's 'fear circuit' works differently than we thought

• Epigenetic biomarkers for understanding adverse experiences and health

Courts, juvenile justice, corrections, and probation

• Collection: Addressing behavioral health needs during community reentry 

• Commentary: Student-to-prison pipeline needs to be stopped

• Everyone deserves addiction treatment that works — including those in jail

Posttraumatic stress disorder and moral injury

• PTSD Research Quarterly - Volume 35/NO. 3, 2024

• What the future holds for PTSD

Resilience

• Let's talk more about post-traumatic growth

• Buffering childhood stress

• The host of ‘America, who hurt you?’ explains how healing trauma is the key to improving our work, lives, and politics

• 10 actions parents can take to help their children be more resilient in a world of adversity

• How time in nature builds happier, healthier and more social children

• Impact of neighborhood resources on resilience after trauma: Q&A

• Why we should focus on positive childhood experiences

• Wellness practices can reduce PTSD symptoms

Schools

• Office of Children's Mental Health panel discussion: School Safety (virtual)

• Self-regulation practices for teachers and students

Substance use disorder

Patient perceptions of and experiences with stigma using telehealth for opioid use disorder treatment: a qualitative analysis

Trainings

• Triple P Positive Parenting of Children

• Advanced crisis trainings (UWGB)

Trauma-informed care

• Trauma-informed research: A multifaceted exploration of PTSD

• Embracing trauma-informed approaches in higher education: more than just a passing trend

• Embracing equity and cultural humility to improve care for youth with trauma

• Treating complex trauma in the LGBTQIA+ community

• Was it childhood trauma if I was privileged?

• What is the trauma-informed approach?

Do not reply directly to this email message. If you have a question, email Scott Webb. Visit the DHS website for more information on Resilient Wisconsin.