The Role of Trauma in Behavioral Health Care: Insights from UPMC Insurance Services Division
The Importance of Trauma in Behavioral Health
Trauma affects many individuals, impacting both physical and psychological health. Community care behavioral health organization addresses these challenges, particularly in vulnerable populations.
Understanding the Impact of Trauma
Over 90% of adults experience a traumatic event in their lifetime, leading to various implications for mental health. Doctors Lyndra Bills and Shari Hutchison from UPMC Health Plan discuss how trauma-informed care is crucial in behavioral health.
- Shari Hutchison focuses on program evaluation to help implement evidence-based practices.
- Lyndra Bills emphasizes integration between physical and behavioral health.
Significance of Trauma-Informed Care
The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study highlights the need for understanding trauma’s impact. Addressing trauma contributes to better health outcomes and improves care delivery.
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