Behavioral Health Experts Warn Mental Health Tsunami Will Hit Florida in Next Six Months
• Experts say by next fall, more Floridians could need help responding to the trauma of two simultaneous disasters.
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• Experts say by next fall, more Floridians could need help responding to the trauma of two simultaneous disasters.
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• Girls who are arrested are more likely to drop out of school or struggle with literacy.
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• UCF RESTORES helps survivors of trauma living with stress-related disorders. The clinic is now implementing culturally competent initiatives to assist survivors of Hurricane Maria and Irma.
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• A symposium next week in Central Florida will share the latest in combat trauma care. Local doctors should attend for the applications to civilian wounded care.
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• Lake County Sheriff’s Office will offer blood cessation training in response to the Parkland High School shooting. Community centers like churches and schools can host the classes.
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• In Central Florida, educators and healthcare professionals are collaborating on a plan to intervene with troubled or traumatized students before it’s too late. Dr. Lisa Spector explains what it means to be a ‘trauma informed’ school and what exposure to trauma does to young minds.
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