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Child Abuse Screening Tools and Resources

Child Abuse Screening Tools and Resources

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Brain Injury & the Criminal Legal System

BEST PRACTICE: The Criminal Legal System should:
SCREEN for prior history of Brain Injury
ASSESS Cognitive & Functional Impairment
EDUCATE staff on Brain Injury
EDUCATE the person about their Brain Injury
PROVIDE and TEACH Accommodations
CONNECT person served with Community Resources

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Criminal Legal System Screening Tools and Resources

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Recording & PowerPoint_TBF: Juvenile Justice

January 4, 2024 Presenter:
Linda Copeland, MS, Youth Justice Director, Tennessee Commission on Children & Youth
Juvenile Justice is a system of laws, policies, and procedures intended to regulate the processing and treatment of nonadult offenders for violations of law and to provide legal remedies that protect their interests in situations of conflict or neglect.

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Brain Injury & Juvenile Justice

Best Practices: The Juvenile Justice System should:
SCREEN for prior history of Brain Injury
ASSESS Cognitive & Functional Impairment
EDUCATE staff on Brain Injury
EDUCATE the person about their Brain Injury
PROVIDE and TEACH Accommodations
CONNECT person served with Community Resources

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Juvenile Justice Screening Tools and Resources

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Brain Injury & Homelessness

Best Practice: The Homelessness and Housing System should:
SCREEN for prior history of Brain Injury
ASSESS Cognitive & Functional Impairment
EDUCATE staff on Brain Injury
EDUCATE the person about their Brain Injury
PROVIDE and TEACH Accommodations
CONNECT person served with Community Resources

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Homelessness Screening Tools and Resources

Intersectionality with Brain Injury: Traumatic Brain Injury is both a cause & consequence of homelessness. Over half of those who are homeless or are in an insecure living situation have a TBI. Twenty-five percent of those were moderate to severe brain injuries. (10Xs higher than the general population). They have poorer general health and functioning than people who are homeless without brain injury. More than half experience their first TBI before becoming homeless. People who are homeless and have a TBI are more likely to report childhood trauma or violence.

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Crisis Management and De-escalation

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BI and Opioid Overdose: Fast Facts

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TBI and Intimate Partner Violence

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Suicide and Brain Injury

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