While trauma touches every community, no single approach can meet the needs of every survivor. This text offers an inclusive view on how to conceptualize, screen, and assess for trauma. A variety of trauma treatment approaches are offered through evidence-based frameworks, all grounded in cultural humility. Historical context, core goals, intervention strategies, and training considerations are addressed, equipping readers with the knowledge and critical thinking skills they need to become informed mental health professionals.
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Jennifer E. Randall Reyes is an associate professor and director of the counseling program at West Virginia Wesleyan College. She has spent over 15 years working primarily in addiction and trauma counseling with adolescents and young adults. Trained extensively in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and critical incident approaches, she brings an Appalachian perspective to her teaching, research, and supervision, with a particular focus on the intersection of addiction and intergenerational trauma.
Jessica Haas is an assistant professor in the counseling program at West Virginia Wesleyan College. A nationally certified counselor, she has worked extensively in crisis response, community-level trauma care, and with individuals with developmental disabilities. Her teaching and practice integrate cultural and spiritual competencies, preparing future counselors to work with diverse and often underserved populations.
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