
15:18
Good morning

16:05
Jennifer Kinney , CTRS #20696 jkinney@lucasdd.org

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survey link for CEUs/CPD. Reminder, you can only get credit if you are logged on online. No phone participants will receive credit. please also consider joining our collaborative! If you are interested in receiving more information about the NW TIC Collaborative, please indicate that in the chat box with your name & email.

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https://gcc02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.surveymonkey.com%2Fr%2FKGQ7Y9R&data=04%7C01%7CHolly.Jones%40dodd.ohio.gov%7C5c9d4be5b8c746db681808d94865ace7%7C50f8fcc494d84f0784eb36ed57c7c8a2%7C0%7C0%7C637620423784422055%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C1000&sdata=gXrCt6ndiw37Lb1F%2F41hExE2PzrbSfooH%2FlHna1xYK0%3D&reserved=0

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Kathy Okuley,LSW, Kathleen_okuley@mercy.com, S.0020170

17:50
AWESOME!

17:55
James Mallory

18:04
If we completed the survey online from last week's class, will that show up in our training list or will we receive an email confirmation?

18:19
Angela Mierzejewski, SSA, amierz@wycbdd.org.

18:21
Hi, I would love more information about the NW TIC Collaborative - Isabella Schmidt - ischmidt@welcomehouseinc.org

18:41
Leslie Ryan, Leslie.Ryan@mhscc.org, RN273030

18:43
Angela Ahlersaahlers@auglaizedd.org

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James Mallory CDCA.173647 jmallory@mcbdds.org

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I would like more information on the NW TIC Collaborative please: Diane Parrott dparrott@wmsco.org

23:44
Brianna Bush

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Brianna Bush - bsbush@fccs.us

25:16
Amy Stenger-Sullivan amy@rootedcompassion.com #E.1901406-SUPV.

26:48
Note I logged in last time but I did not have a link for the survey last meeting and I did not receive the slides as a follow up from the last meeting am I still able to take the survey and receive credit from the last session

27:28
Same as Stacy - I had to come a little late and leave right at the end time and didn't do a survey or get slides :(

28:06
Me either

29:21
Me either

30:39
Are you aware Amy That people who talk about what you are talking about right now are known to the department of justice as delusional individuals and some mental health providers in Ohio feel the same way. So why teach this stuff to patients when this is how they are judged amongst the community and health professions? Speaking on experience myself of what I was told when using this tactics for my own recovery of complex ptsd

32:02
Dawn Raypole, SSA

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Oops - Dawn Raypole, SSA.....draypole@ocbdd.org

33:45
I wanted to nap

33:55
I felt like I could now face my stressful day.

34:14
I also did not receive the power point or confirmation I attended the last training

34:26
I am working from home so I find it harder to focus as my children are home as well and there are more distractions

34:34
I felt a little too relaxed. I didn't get much sleep last night so it made me want to nap too.

36:20
I have fallen asleep doing relaxing techniques. When the system resets you body tells you what really is going on.

38:51
What do you recommend when you live in a community that makes people relive the trauma of their past? How would you deal with these types of situations even when your local mental health providers are the ones doing the "relive your trauma" Strategies?

40:10
No need to answer back just some things for you all to investigate for future tactics for patients that are forced to "relive their past trauma"

46:14
Engaged, invested, caring,

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Kindness, courteous, respect dignity

51:18
what is at risk when we use our voice to tell the truth...can you put the rest in here?

55:26
The risk for me is not to cause more harm and am I creating trust.

56:27
In this community that I live in telling the truth gets you killed or they at least intimidate you to the point to where you kill yourself... and local police and the local mental health providers are involved in these types of strategies to the people of the community.

57:15
I've seen these strategies many times with a bunch in my community.

57:56
Knowing this how does this affect the way you work with others?

58:46
When we are young and we use our voice. We are typically corrected in a harsh way producing the trauma response that stays in our nervous system. From there as adults when we want to use our voice the nervous system remembers. Causing pain and preventing us from using our voice.

58:49
The Risk of going public and using our-voice is REJECTION, Negative Judgement , our reputation is at risk if we are perceived as wrong or not in agreement with the existing leadership’s point of view. Others may not support you or come along side to at least say they heard you, they validate your right to speak out with your view and your voice.

59:22
I become more viligent and more protective not just for myself but for the other then when I am this way they attack even more. So how would you deal with a community that is like this including the mental health providers. I live in a military environment.

59:52
Not being believed also.

01:00:23
Exactly I have patients who won't talk because people tell them that they are crazy.

01:00:49
or delusional

01:01:42
YAY ANDREA!

01:01:52
but these people who are calling people crazy and delusional once investigated are the person of interest of these peoples trauma.

01:01:54
i agree with Andrea

01:05:55
I agree. I was raised the same way- not to share things.

01:06:16
"Children should be seen and not heard" This is what was said in my household many of times.

01:06:22
i find people can be really hurt by constructive feedback. how to balance personal feelings with organizational imperatives.

01:06:50
so it has to be really worthwhile to disrupt that homeostasis to make change

01:07:14
I think I have struggled with all three of these issues

01:11:15
Thank you

01:12:16
What an ah ha moment

01:13:38
The Global High HYPERVIGILANCE is a Surgical Trauma Nurse’s state of mind and PSYCH NURSE working in PSYCH ICU

01:13:46
Crystal Feeney's internet went out but is back now. Could you let her in the course again??????

01:14:28
So what can we do to avoid it? The global high functioning? I have it all the time. Panic Attacks, Anxiety. What are things can we do to prevent being in it. As opposed to the strategies after the fact?

01:14:51
IT’s a survivor functioning as well as food binges, self soothing with THINGS, versus relationships

01:15:01
My father who is a army personnel that is recent deceased mysteriously got ALS and died rapidly of it. and prior to his death he was having ptsd situations in his sleep. And he was very suicidal back in 2000 when he lost his father and his wife left him after a month of his father dying. ALS is a nerve situation is that due to not being treated for his depression and PTSD?

01:15:11
Can we receive a copy of this powerpoint?

01:17:13
And I been serving along with my father and Army for 43 years now and I'm seeing this pattern a lot in our American soldiers.

01:17:25
DISEASE BEGINS USUALLY IN VISCERAL NEUROLOGICAL ASSAULTSTHAT your immune system responds to.

01:20:03
I don't want to be a burden if I can figure out a way to internally resource

01:20:27
being seen as weak/vulnerable/perhaps not a good choice for a leader. Not receiving the support needed.

01:20:33
You are the one who is supposed to be providing help to others. I think many allow their pride to get in the way...

01:21:03
The risk remain the same- and now we have DIVERSITY, EQUITABILITY, and Inclusion committee to help identify who is at risk and how to deal with systemic changes to improve.The Risk of going public and using our-voice is REJECTION, Negative Judgement , our reputation is at risk if we are perceived as wrong or not in agreement with the existing leadership’s point of view. Others may not support you or come along side to at least say they heard you, they validate your right to speak out with your view and your voice.

01:21:33
Don't want my co-workers to think I can't handle my job. So I don't ask for help.

01:22:24
Pride & being judged. Thinking that because we are asking for support, we can't handle the emotional / mental stress that comes with the job.

01:22:26
I don't ask for support because in my research with the mental health around here for the 2 years I was court ordered to see a counselor the people in the community tried to kill me over intel that was shared in a confidentiality aspect . so how would you deal with this kind of situation especially when someone has a "silent voice" like telepathic communications formula going on as they claim instead of admitting they have schizophrenia?

01:22:32
The mind set that you’re the weakestlink

01:23:19
Which is a violation to ones civil human rights under the guidelines of the untied states government

01:23:54
Being viewed as weak! Asking for help allows others to cast judgment and question your abilities..

01:25:11
One thought to share.... I was at a family function over the weekend and it went really well. In the past I was always stressed and dreaded these but this time did not. And it all went well. My kids also did very well. I never got stressed or upset and had fun.I also did not need to eat a bunch of sugar and coffee and need to sleep when we got home. Though I did take a nap beforehand. But usually it's both before and after.

01:25:27
With my research with schizophranics considering I was born with a silent voice that they hear... I have dealt with stalkers and psychopaths and serial killers because they{schizo's} want that voice out of their heads … Just something for you all to think about...

01:27:05
And I just found out myself about having that "Silent voice" that the schizo's hear and some of them I can hold a normal conversation with like they are in person. we hear one another that clearly.

01:27:52
So we would like to know how we would deal with this matter. Because it's not just happening to me it's happening to others.

01:28:41
I have another meeting at 11....can you add the 2 links we need to complete please?

01:28:46
one thing to always remember is using people first language when discussing those with mental illness or any disability... Its a person suffering from schizophrenia. this helps show that there is more to their identity than that disorder.

01:29:11
Us nurses are useful!! Lol

01:29:30
Yes. Once I stated opening up I found that so many other people who don't show to have trauma and trauma related conditions have these. I was shocked. People that always appeared to be strong did like me - collapse when no one was watching.

01:29:47
I would be talking but have mic issues.

01:30:21
Was the first session recorded and will the session this Wednesday being recorded? Wednesdays are bad for me but I would like to do those sessions as well.

01:30:50
Surveys please?

01:30:51
yes the first one was recorded

01:31:12
Thank you. Last week it was put in the chat. If that helps.

01:32:02
Self acceptance such a journey of dealing and canceling the childhood lies,

01:32:50
It’s Becoming and embracing both strengths and weaknesses

01:33:07
Amybekah@yahoo.com

01:33:19
Thank you Amy

01:33:21
www.lovesomatics.org

01:33:36
gotta go to the next meeting. TY

01:33:43
Thank you!!

01:33:50
Survey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KGQ7Y9R

01:34:06
Thank you for your sharing

01:34:12
Sorry for a stuck button with a Raised Hand …such is life on Zoom

01:34:21
Thank you

01:34:32
Thank you!

01:34:33
thank you !

01:34:38
Thank you so much! This was very good

01:34:46
Thank you! Have a great day!

01:34:49
Thank you, Amy!

01:34:49
thank you

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thank you!

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thank you

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Thank you!