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Trella Coppola

Liza Koff.. can’t see participants listed

Paula Carter-HPDP Coordinator-Billings MT

Erica Mau Portland Oregon

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Kate Eldridge -Case Manager with Aletheia House in Opelika, AL

is my camera on? should it be off?

Faye Shepherd, Juvenile Justice Specialist - Arkansas

Gabby Hochfeld, Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center Health Outreach Coordinator in Allentown

hi everyone! Savanna Robinson, prevention specialist from pathway to recovery in Hazleton PA

Kimberly Harrison, DWI Specialist Raleigh NC

Tess Shellenbarger, TFP Therapeutic Services, Inc. Ontario Oregon.

Jennifer Lawson Mountain Regional Prevention Center Prestonsburg, Ky. Jennifer.lawson@mtcomp.org

Sarah Kessler, RN Tobacco Treatment RN Cincinnati VA

Hi all, Hayley (she/her) Howard Brown Health, Chicago

Beth Caron, LCSW, CCS— Director of Residential Programs at Crossroads in Portland, Maine

Mike Wade, Coordinator of Community Wellness and Outreach - Radford, VA

Nohemy Durazo, Behavioral Health Consultant, Salt River Integrated Care, Scottsdale, AZ

Tracy Smolinski tracy.smolinski@mccmh.net First Resources Southeast MI

Tawana Manning, Tobacco Prevention Grant Manager for Harrison School District, Harrison Arkansas

Marshella Hovenier, MST LEWISTON Maine

Tengwera Bowie- Social Work Intern at University of Maryland Capitol Region Health-Cheverly MD

danielle digiorgio, prevention specialist, compass mark, chesco, PA

Elizabeth Leon Peer Support Specialist - Mid Columbia Center For Living/ The Dalles, OR

Valerie Williams Northeast PA Area Health Education Center (AHEC), Health Educator. - Northeast Pennsylvania

Bob Phillips Program of Human Services and Addiction Studies Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell

Kira Kraiman - Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist with the Southeastern PA Tobacco Control Project/Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership

Melissa Daniels- Mountain Regional Prevention Center, Prestonsburg, KY melissa.daniels@mtcomp.org

Juan Morales, Sergeant, Los Angeles School Police Department. Beyond the Bell DOJ - Tobacco and Vape

Terri Cooley-Bennett, Outreach Services Manager from Swope Health Services in Kansas City, Missouri. One of my roles is Tobacco Treatment Specialist.

Ametisse Gover-Chamlou (UMB SSW student and intern at REACH health services)

Kim Scammon, Family Self-Sufficiency Coordinator, Greenfield Housing Authority, Greenfield, MA

Veronica Villela-Perez, Assistant Director - Population Health, University Health System, San Antonio TX

Mary Palencar Eastridge Health SystemsHello everyone

Lisa Lawson, Catholic Charities DoT, New Jersey

Andrea Summerlin, CADCI, Substance Abuse Counselor, Angell Job Corps, Yachats, OR

Can someone post the link for slides I think it was in the opening slide

Tracey Osetek, Vocational Coordinator for Dutchess County Department of Behavioral and Community Health, ITAP, Chemical Dependency Program

noice

Lea Wetzel/she her, hers/ Great Falls, MT/Peer Advocacy & Cultural & Trauma Instructor/Veterans’and Drug Treatment Court contracted

Sabrina Clark, Social Work Intern at United Community Corporation in Essex County

Sheila Anderson, Matrix Human Services, NCTTP

Maria Smith, TAADAS

yes introductory slide said we are all in "Listening Mode"

Bette Ann McHugh, RI Dept. of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals- working on tobacco policy issues

Joanna Philips, Clinical Program Coordinator for the Smoking Treatment and Recovery Program at Georgetown University

Wil Sampson-Bernstrom, NAMI Minnesota, Community Health Educator

Eileen Panzarella, Prevention Director, Pathway To Recovery, Hazleton, PA

Michelle Blackman, Community Health Worker/Domestic Violence Advocate, Washington, DC currently not working in the field, but working towards doing so. I'm currently a Competitive Swim Coach/Instructor.

Deb Norris, DO Medical Director St. Lawrence Addiction Treatment Center

Tia Holley, Inupiat name Aasina, Certified Tobacco specialist, BSW, BHP; working as Traditional Wellness Consultant for the Kenaitze Indian Tribe- (Denaina Athabascan) in Kenai Alaska at the Dena'ina Wellness Center on Dena'ina lands.

Kristi MacDonald MS, Horizon House ACT team therapist in Delaware County Pennsylvania

Renee Burger, Registered Nurse, Certified Case Manager, CTTS, Magellan Behavioral Health, Newtown, Pennsylvania

Melanie Gorman- Crisis Counselor, Counseling in Schools, New York City, NY

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Alexis Young, First Choice Services - West Virginia Tobacco Quitline. Charleston, WV.

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Katlyn Monje LMSW, CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness, Tucson, AZ

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Andrew O'Brien CTTS Magellan Newtown PA

love the sad "eat at a restaurant"

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Lisa Moore, Tobacco Prevention and Control Program Manager, State of Delaware

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Tara Dupont she/her (washington state)Peer support specialist Smoking cessassation committe member at Peninsula behavioral health

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Tony Delonti-Specialist-Health Promotions American Lung Association

Nathalia Allen - Project Coordinator, Hackensack Meridian Health Quit Center

Michelene Krueger Community Health Educator Johnson County Department of Health and Environment Olathe, KS

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childhood neglect

Jamie Katz, Prevention Coordinator, Johnson County Mental Health Center

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For more information on PTSD and tobacco cessation check out our archived webinar on Trauma-Informed Care to Support Tobacco Cessation in Individuals Diagnosed with PTSD: https://www.bhthechange.org/resources/ptsd-tobacco-cessation-trauma-informed-care-to-support-tobacco-cessation-in-individuals-diagnosed-with-ptsd/

I cannot imagine 100 aces free people

neither can I

Are these based on cigarettes only or do they also include smokeless tobacco?

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we are between red and yellow

Same, we are in between red and yellow

It would lead to buy-in, better outcomes, etc. if treating tobacco use disorder is part of hospital/healthcare facility accreditation. Smoking affects every cell in the body...affects every area of medicine, including mental health. Why is screening, offering of NRT, treatment, etc. not required as part of accreditation? Opportunity to advocate for this?

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from the Joint Commission: https://manual.jointcommission.org/releases/TJC2020A/MIF0215.html

For more information on resiliency and recovery, explore the National Council’s Change Package for Advancing Trauma-Informed Primary Care: https://www.thenationalcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/FosteringResilienceChangePackage_Final.pdf?daf=375ateTbd56

"PJ Tedeschi, Tobacco Action Coalition of LI, American Lung Association- we can assist those on our area implement tobacco-free policies."

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Hi PJ!

I have to say this has been one of the best informational webinars I’ve been apart of! You have hit on so many avenues of trauma and solutions to route

@Lea +1

Agreed wonderful webinar!

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I agree! I will certainly pay more attention to the training for our non-clinical staff.

This has been SO good! Thank you for providing this.

When I think about this issue through this lens, it worries me to see the implementation of punitive policies, such as increasing tobacco taxes and severe restrictions. It feels as if we are punishing people who have experienced trauma and are struggling with addiction. Without meaningful treatment options, it just seems cruel.

Deb, you make an excellent point!

Punitive policies should definitely be considered, especially with youth, but there is a lot of evidence to support tobacco taxes help individuals quit and does not impact them in the way we may instinctively think in regards to putting undo stress on income.

Deb Messina- policy implementation should include a plan to assist those with addictions. The process of implementation is key and needs to include those whom the policy would impact directly.

I move my laptop around the house, from the desk, to the kitchen counter, living room. I become unproductive if I sit in the same spot all day.

Standing desk has been such a blessing and it was less than $500.

@Tracey - I do the same thing! And I add a dog on my lap when I can. :)

@Deb-I usually have 1 of 3 cats on mine!

I change rooms at least three times a day.

I guess this is one of the benefits of working from home, at least for some.

So many of these types of interventions are better delivered in real time in small groups or one-to-one but not so effectively over the phone, by a text-based intervention or AI. The value of the human connection is what is missing for many who would like to leave cigarettes behind.

Acupuncture did not work for me. I used a nicotine replacement therapy. That worked.

YES Gloria--wonderful news. NRTs work!!!!!!

Congratulations Gloria!

I used NRTs as well!

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I'm fortunate my practice is in a clinic environment with providers who can let me know about potential drug-to-drug interactions with bupropion.

Not every person who smokes sees themselves as having an illness or needing recovery. Language matters a lot.

To access our Using Trauma-Informed Motivational Interviewing to Support Tobacco Cessation webinar please visit: https://www.bhthechange.org/resources/using-trauma-informed-motivational-interviewing-to-support-tobacco-cessation/

I'm not only NCTTP, but I'm a peer support. That's one of my strategies. And MI is KEY to the success of my patients' recovery/cessation.

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This has been very helpful! Great job!

This was fantastic! thank you Taslim and Karen! Well done.

So grateful!

This has been very informative and helpful!

Great job, as always, ladies. Thank you!

thank you! this has been very inforamtive

Please feel free to drop your questions into the Q&A box!

Great information shared this afternoon

Thank you!

How do I get cert.of participation?

Thank you!!

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How do I save all of the info in chat? So much great stuff!

Do you have, or know where I can get, posters, pamphlets, any education material that I could apply in a smoking cessation group?

Thank you, must go. Will we be sent the evaluation and what about CEUs and Certificate of Attendance. Apologies if redundant.

Cheryl S: I believe you can CTRL A in chat log above and paste in a word document.

Cheryl S: Sorry CTRL A (select all) and CTRL C (copy) and control CTRL P (paste) in the word doc

Very interested in any information around school discipline policies that include restorative/TI measures?

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Tracey Osetek do you have a state quitline?

Yes. I will contact them!

Restorative practice: https://www.alberta.ca/restorative-practices.aspx

Thanks for all the great info

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Thank you Laurie

Thanks great information!

kudos on an excellent webinar!

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Thank you Karen and Taslim - PACKED with such important information. Very comprehensive overview and synthesis of these concepts. You’re wonderful!

Great job! Loved this webinar!!!

Thank you!!!

thank you!

Great info. I cant wait to dig in deeper.

Thank you, Taslim. The recognition means a lot to me.

Great webinar- thank you!