This training focuses on gender-specific treatment guidelines and standards of care for women, addressing the unique physiological, psychological, and social factors influencing their substance use and recovery. It emphasizes trauma-informed and culturally competent approaches, aiming to empower women through strength-based and family-focused services, while fostering a supportive and safe environment.
Presented by Dr. Sushma D. Taylor, President of Center Point Inc., this comprehensive needs assessment explores the unique guidelines, standards of care, and common barriers for gender-specific treatment. The presentation emphasizes the evolution of treatment models for women, focusing on gender-responsive, trauma-informed approaches to support women in their recovery journey.
The assessment also highlights the core components necessary for effective treatment, such as creating a safe and supportive environment, addressing trauma, and providing culturally competent services. By understanding the physiological, psychological, and social factors unique to women, this presentation aims to enhance the effectiveness of treatment programs and promote positive outcomes for women in need.
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