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Adverse Childhood Experiences and Opportunities for Improving Child Development Outcomes

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Brain Injury & Mental Health

Best Practices: The Mental Health 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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Social Determinants of Health Factsheet

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TBF YouTube Playlist: Quarterly Training Meetings

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Criminal Justice/Adult – Video

The issue of Traumatic Brain Injury in prisons and jails is big enough that the CDC recognizes it as an important public health problem. Within five years after an injury, nearly one-third report some involvement with the criminal justice system. In the adult criminal justice system 50-80% have had a Traumatic Brain Injury (as compared with 8.5% in the general population. People with a TBI are 14 times more likely to incur a serious charge and 12 times less likely to achieve a discretionary release. Having a TBI increases the risk of recidivism by 69%. It is believed that close to 100% of women in the justice system have a history of TBI – much of these injuries are due to domestic violence.

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Mental Health and Crisis Prevention Help Resources

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Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center TBI Resources

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Domestic Violence Resources

As many as 20 million women each year could have a traumatic brain injury caused by domestic violence. The head, neck and face are common targets of intimate partner assaults. Women who are abused are more likely to have repeated injuries to the head. Brain injuries often go undetected and untreated because women are more likely to seek shelter than treatment. (St. Ivany, Bullock, et al. 2018)

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TN TBI Program-Service Coordination Program

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Women’s Advocates Mental Health and Domestic Violence

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Love Your Brain

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TN Comprehensive School-based Mental Health Supports and Services

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