TITAN, The University of Tulsa Institute of Trauma, Adversity and Injustice

A wonderful collaboration between my lab at TITAN, The University of Tulsa Institute of Trauma, Adversity and Injustice The University of Tulsa and Tara Romasanta Buck at The University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine resulted in Dr Mollie Rischard Kimrey’s dissertation.

Newson6 covered it today. Folks interested in learning more can call 918-631-3242 or email [email protected]

We are offering free treatment for child nightmares and on June 21st and August 23rd I am offering a Zoom course for health professionals who would like to learn how to treat child nightmares.

https://www.newson6.com/story/665ee45b2e783eaaae12828a/structured-clinical-interviews-in-tulsa-help-screen-children-for-sleep-disorders

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Did you see Dr. Cromer on TikTok?

TikTok · University of Tulsa 25 likes, 2 comments. “How often do you nap? 😴 Dr. Lisa Cromer is a clinical psychologist and an associate professor of psychology at TU. Her research focuses on healthy sleep and cognitive skills training.”

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cognitive-behavioral-therapy-for-nightmares-in-children-cbt-nc-registration-906405682797?aff=oddtdtcreator

Be one of the first mental health professionals to learn how to treat child nightmares. This online evidence-based training will be offered on Friday, June 21st from 10am - 2:30pm CT on Zoom. Cost is $99. Sign up on Event Brite at the link above. The Child Nightmare Study at the University of Tulsa

About the trainer:
Dr. Lisa Cromer is a professor of psychology at The University of Tulsa, Executive Director of TITAN, and co-developer of CBT-NC treatment. She has served as PI or co-PI on three grants that have tested and refined the treatment so that it is now available for dissemination.

About the treatment:
CBT-NC uses cognitive behavioral strategies for improving nightmares and sleep-related problems. It incorporates aspects of Davis' Exposure, Relaxation, and Rescription (ERRT) therapy ( Sleep Strong: Nightmare Treatment Studies at the University of Tulsa) with CBT-insomnia for children, mindfulness, and imagery. Our studies show that children as young as 5 years old can benefit from treatment (with parent support), and that youth as old has 17 years of age see nightmare improvements. The Child Nightmare Study at the University of Tulsa

All participants will receive fillable PDFs of the child and parent workbooks to enable them to use the treatment with clients.

Questions? [email protected]

This workshop is for mental health providers and licensed professionals.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Nightmares in Children (CBT-NC) Learn how to help youth 5-`17, overcome nightmares with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, exposure, and rescripton in this interactive event!

TITAN’s executive director, Lisa Cromer talks to Fox News about what to expect after a child experiences a trauma, like the tragic mass killing that occurred in Oklahoma this week. The University of Tulsa Kendall College of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tulsa

FOX23 learns how trauma may or may not develop following Yukon murder-suicide University of Tulsa psychology professor Lisa Cromer said there's no way to predict how anyone will respond to a trauma like that.

Congratulations to codirector Laura Wilson for a success youth sport festival! The University of Tulsa

TU holds event to promote safe and fun environment for children in sports The University of Tulsa held a free Youth Sports Safety Festival in east Tulsa on Saturday.

Youth sport safety festival at McCullough Park today. 300 free helmets to be given away.

Register for CEU using the link below

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https://calendar.utulsa.edu/event/judy-berry-lecture-series/
You are all invited to join The University of Tulsa Institute for Trauma, Adversity and Injustice for the Judy Berry Lecture series delivered by Dolores Subia BigFoot, Ph.D.

Thanks so much to friends and colleagues who donated to TITAN, The University of Tulsa Institute of Trauma, Adversity and Injustice on TU giving day. This is a volunteer collaborative and 💯 of donations support education and research efforts to reduce trauma and its impact. Thank you!

It’s TU giving day!
The goal is 20 donations to TITAN- whether it is $5, $50, or $500. If you are able, we appreciate your support!

TU Giving Day The Kendall College of Arts and Sciences offers a dynamic array of programs from performing arts to education. Students here are nurtured to think critically and creatively, preparing them for diverse professional paths. For 130 years we have encouraged students to ask compelling questions, address....

Lovely story about the H2T minor by Mvskoke Media. Kendall College of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tulsa The University of Tulsa

New minor at the University of Tulsa offers interdisciplinary studies in Historical Trauma and Transformation, or H2T - MVSKOKE Media The University Tulsa is offering a new minor in Historical Trauma and Transformation through the Tulsa Institute of Trauma, Adversity, and iNjustice.

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Click on the link above to read about TITAN’s Historical Trauma and Transformation Keynote Lecture delivered by Dr. Joseph Gone last week thursday on Tulsa World.

It’s tonight!!! Lecture at 7pm. Come hear Dr Joseph Gone speak about indigenous vitality in the age of historical trauma. Hope to see you there!

TITAN will offer one Free CE credit to a Psychologist attending the upcoming Historical Trauma and Transformation Keynote Lecture delivered by Harvard Professor, Joseph Gone, PhD.

The Keynote Lecture will be held on the 18th of January 2024 by 7 pm at Gussman Hall, Lorton Performance Center, University of Tulsa.

Register for CE credit at https://forms.office.com/r/Xq3QeZW8ii

SAVE THE DATE!!!

Harvard Professor, Joseph Gone will speak at the Historical Trauma and Transformation keynote lecture about various historical functions of Aaniih-Gros Ventre war narratives or coup tales and their role in conveying or communicating life or vitality.

This lecture is free and open to the public.

As we are gearing up for the holidays and getting busier, stress can increase. Sometimes it’s impossible to get it all done and we can be left feeling defeated. Dr Lisa Cromer talks about living with intention as a way to move beyond measuring our worth by how much we check off the “to do” list. Give the podcast a listen and tell us what you think!

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H2T is launched!!

🚨New Minor Alert!🚨

The new Historical Trauma and Transformation (H2T) minor has been approved! Students can begin enrolling next week in H2T courses for spring 2024. The minor requires four courses outside the student's major area of study: a core H2T course and at least one other course at the 3000-4000 level. Approved Spring 2024 courses are:

ANTH 4503: Every Campus a Refuge
ENGL 3003-15: Writing for the Professions – A&S
HIST 2733: Colonialism and Imperialism
HIST 3513: Colonial America
SOC 1033: The Sociological Imagination
SOC 2133: Inequality in American Society
PSY3863/HIST3703-02

To declare the minor, please fill out the form at the link below and return it to your Student Success Coach.
https://shorturl.at/agqyz

TITAN, The University of Tulsa Institute of Trauma, Adversity and Injustice National Endowment for the Humanities

NEW MINOR ALERT!!!
TITAN is happy to announce that Students can begin enrolling in the new H2T minor for spring 2024. See flyer for more information.

We are excited to share a new publication that came out of the child nightmare studies. After several pilot studies and lots of learning, we were able to get our retention rate up to 93%. You can read out it here:

Methodological changes to improve retention: Results from two pediatric cognitive behavioral therapy studies Objective Retention is challenging in clinical research with pediatric populations. The retention obstacles that are experienced in adult samples are compounded because child samples depend on careg...

Part of the H2T minor's goals is to connect our students and the wider community with world-renowned scholars who reveal important stories about the past that can help us understand the roots of historical trauma and transformation. Join us next week for the Cadenhead-Settle Memorial Lecture in History that features Dr. Matthew Restall, an expert in Spanish colonialism and Latin American history.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, click the link below.
https://calendar.utulsa.edu/event/cadenhead-settle-memorial-lecture-in-history-2/


University of Tulsa History Department
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TITAN, The University of Tulsa Institute of Trauma, Adversity and Injustice

We had a great time at our very first &TACOS event last week Friday

All TU Graduate and Undergraduate students are invited to join The University of Tulsa Institute of Trauma, Adversity & iNjustice to enjoy FREE TACOs and chat with the Co-directors to learn about their Projects and Practicum Opportunities.

Please RSVP at this link: https://forms.office.com/r/95Tjs9Fqqs

We hope to see you on the Day!
Thank you!

As part of preparations for the Historical Trauma and Transformation Minor we took our faculty fellows on field trips. Here we are at John Hope John Hope Franklin reconciliation park. A wonderful place to learn and reflect about the Tulsa that was, is, and can be.

Q is an amazing human and we are so glad Q is teaching in the (proposed) H2T minor. Congratulations for this recognition Q!

So excited this new (planned) minor is on the horizon. TU students are so lucky to be able to do an interdisciplinary minor like this.

Want to learn more about Greenwood? Check out this series from TUs Oklahoma Center for the Humanities

Deep Greenwood: A Tulsa Community Read of "Built from the Fire" Deep Greenwood is a series of community lectures, discussions, exhibits and live performances building off the history captured in Victor Luckerson's

We are so pleased that Rachel Head is an H2T fellow. Read more here!

We are looking forward to this upcoming 2-day training event for mental health and nursing professionals. Hope to see you there!
Continuing Education credits available for psychologists, LPCs, and nurses.

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