Telehealth and Trauma Treatment During the COVID-19 Pandemic – LOIS EHRMANN (Digital Seminar)

Telehealth and Trauma Treatment During the COVID-19 Pandemic – LOIS EHRMANN (Digital Seminar)

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This 90-minute recording was developed for professional mental health providers who have found themselves quickly adapting to telehealth services during the current COVID-19 pandemic.

Join trauma expert and Board Certified Telehealth Health Provider formerly called Distanced Counselor Certification (DCC) Lois Ehrmann, Ph.D., LPC, NCC, CTTS, and learn about the needs of clients during a pandemic as well as the proven strategies to help reduce traumatic stress in your clients. A special focus will be on adapting strategies to the telehealth platform. Numerous resources will be identified and provided.

Outline:

Why COVID-19 Pandemic is a Traumatic Event for Our Trauma Clients

• Loss of face to face social networks and familiar stomping grounds
• Threat of death to self, children, neighbors, loved ones
• Impact of psychological distress on the immune system
• Media presentation and coverage of the pandemic
• Loss of face to face professional help making telehealth critical

ADAPTING TRAUMA TREATMENT TO THE TELEHEALTH PLATFORM:

• Work through Past Trauma Events and Now the Trauma of COVID-19 Using Telehealth
  • Clients stress response and basic needs
  • Work through overwhelming sadness, disgust, confusion, fear, anger
  • Adjustment disorders, acute stress reactions, anxiety, phobias, major depression and PTSD
  • Suicidal ideation and suicide risks
  • Seeing clients regress from the stress on the screen
• Apply Interventions from Past Pandemics/Disasters Using Telehealth
  • Post-disaster mental health disorders: Evidence-based strategies
  • Psychosocial support for stages of the illness, during testing periods, and through recovery
  • Traumatic grief/bereavement interventions and directed PTSD interventions
  • Building resilience in individuals, families and communities
  • Interventions for those who are the most vulnerable to COVID-19 or already have it
    • Psychological First Aid for nurses, doctors, health care workers, first responders
    • Older adults and the elderly; Markers to look for and specific strategies
    • Pregnant women, post-partum mothers, mothers with young children
    • Those with underlying health issues such as asthma, diabetes and heart disease

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