We are thrilled to release the 2023 Camp HOPE America National Report. This comprehensive report presents the results of our 2023 annual impact evaluation of…
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Lightning Talk: The Science of HOPE
Casey Gwinn, the lead author of the bestselling book, Hope Rising: How the Science of HOPE Can Change Your Life, provides a brief overview of the science of hope in this short talk.
At the Intersection of Domestic Violence and Substance Use: Hope, Healing, and Advocacy for Family Justice Centers Webinar
This national webinar announcements the anticipated release of At the Intersection of Domestic Violence and Substance Use: Hope, Healing and Advocacy for Family Justice Centers, an 8-part Virtual Learning Series and companion Toolkit.
The 8-Part Virtual Learning Series explores the role of substance use in the lives of survivors and offers a framework and resources for advocates and others nurturing hope in Family Justice Center clients who experience substance use as part of the trauma they face from an abusive partner. The companion Toolkit offers a comprehensive array of resources, guidance, examples, and tips to enhance the implementation of the lessons offered through this Virtual Learning Series. During the webinar, our panelists discuss the special initiative behind the development of these resources, introduce the Virtual Learning Series and Toolkit, and explore strategies for using these resources to more holistically serve clients with substance use histories.
SU and FJC Toolkit – Chapter 6
Formal treatment system
Community-based recovery resources (including mutual aid)
Gender-responsive and trauma-informed services for survivors of domestic violence & sexual assault
Promising practices in creating sustainable collaborations
SU and FJC Toolkit – Chapter 4
Overdose risk factors
Recognizing and responding to opioid and stimulant overdose
Providing education on overdose
Creating an overdose prevention plan
Information on Naloxone (the overdose antidote) including how to help survivors access it
Trauma-informed approaches to conversations about substance use
Supporting survivors who appear intoxicated
SBIRT: an evidence-based approach to screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment