Screening & Assessment for Trauma in Drug Courts
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1 Screening & Assessment for Trauma in Drug Courts Chanson Noether & Lisa Callahan NADCP Annual Meeting July 15 th, 2013
2 What is Trauma? Individual trauma results from an event, series of events, or set of circumstances that is experienced by an individuals as physically or emotionally harmful or threatening and that has lasting adverse effects on the individual s functioning and physical, social, emotional, or spiritual well-being. SAMHSA 2013
3 What is a Trauma-Informed Drug Court? A trauma informed drug court: realizes the widespread impact of trauma understands potential paths for healing recognizes the signs & symptoms of trauma in staff, clients, & others involved with the court responds by fully integrating knowledge about trauma into policies, procedures, practices, & settings.
4 Advantages to Being Trauma Informed Increase safety Avoid re-traumatization Make appropriate treatment referrals Decrease recidivism Key component Screening & Assessment
5 TRAUMA IS PERVASIVE
6 Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACE) ACE Scale Item % Abuse Physical abuse 15 Emotional abuse 18 Sexual abuse 7 Household instability Household mental illness 28 Household substance abuse 17 Parental separation or divorce 41 Parent lost job 20 Other Peer victimization (non-sibling) 48 Exposure to community violence 63 Someone close died from illness/accident 49 Disaster 11
7 Community Samples National Co-morbidity Study: 61% of men & 51% of women reported at least one traumatic event. Detroit Area Survey of Trauma: 90% reported lifetime exposure to trauma; 5.3 events for men, 4.3 events for women
8 Women & Trauma Lifetime Exposure to Trauma: 55-99% with substance abuse problems 50-70% with psychiatric hospitalization history 70% seen in emergency departments 40-60% in psychiatric outpatient programs 80% in criminal justice system Harris & Fallot, 2001
9 Jail Diversion Study (TCE) Women 96% lifetime trauma experiences 74% current trauma experiences Men 89% lifetime trauma experiences 86% current trauma experiences
10 Mental Health Courts Abuse (self report) % Women % Men Sexual abuse or rape (prior to age 20) Parents hit or threw things at one another Parents beat them with belt whip or strap Parents hit them with something hard Parents beat or really hurt them with their hands Parents injured them enough to need medical attention
11 Trauma Treatment in Drug Courts 4 Drug Courts in San Diego: Women who received gender-responsive (trauma informed) treatment: had better in-treatment performance more positive perceptions of treatment experience reduction in PTSD symptoms all groups had reduction in substance use, arrests, & increased psychological well-being 2012, Messina et al.
12 Trauma in Veterans 2012 OEF/OIF Veteran Study: Factors Associated with Arrest: Young age Male History of arrests Witnessing family violence Substance misuse PTSD with high anger/irritability (TBI was close to significant) 2012 Elbogen et al.
13 WHAT IS POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD)?
14 Transition from DSM IV to V Major changes: New category trauma and stress-related disorders No longer considered an anxiety disorder Separate diagnostic criteria for children younger than 6 years New PTSD Diagnostic Criteria: A. Stressor (1 required) B. Intrusion (1 symptom required) C. Avoidance (1 symptom required) D. Negative alterations in mood or cognition (2 symptoms req) E. Alterations in arousal & activity (2 symptoms required) F. Duration G. Functional significance H. Attribution
15 Specific Populations & PTSD General Population: 52% (men) & 28% (women) with PTSD develop AUDs 35% (men) & 27% (women) with PTSD develop SUDs Military Veterans: Approximately 20% of current OEF/OIF veterans have PTSD Nearly 40% of incarcerated veterans screen positive for PTSD Greater number of types of trauma More serious current legal problems Higher lifetime substance use More psychiatric symptoms
16 GAINS Center Selection Process Work with Queens Treatment Courts Extensive literature review Experiences of other courts/programs Familiarity with types of populations in drug, mental health, & veterans treatment courts
17 Program Goals Confirm PTSD Symptoms? Gather a brief history of traumatic events? Gather detailed information on traumatic experiences? Conduct a diagnostic assessment?
18 SCREENING FOR TRAUMA
19 Trauma Symptom Screening PTSD Checklist-Civilian Version (PCL-C) 17-item, self-administered Corresponds to key PTSD symptoms Severity score Quick, easy, free English & Spanish Impact of Events Scale (IES) 22-item, self-administered Results in 4 PTSD subscales Quick, free, available in many languages Being revised for DSM-V
20 Trauma History Screening Life Events Checklist (LEC) 17-item, self-administered, English-only Brief history of traumatic events Trauma History Screen (THS) modified 13-item, self-report, asks about 11 events Yes/no # times, details such as age, distress Life Stressors Checklist-Revised (LSC-R) Self-administered, provide details, rate each Choose 3 most upsetting events
21 ASSESSING FOR TRAUMA
22 Trauma Assessment Post-traumatic Diagnostic Scale (PDS) 49-item, self-administered PTSD symptoms related to single event Tracks PTSD criteria Proprietary, MH professionals or researchers Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale (CAPS) 30-item, structured interview, gold standard Assesses symptoms, functioning, improvement, & severity/frequency of PTSD symptoms Free, available in many languages Being revised for DSM-V
23 Conclusion Do your homework Know your population Know your program goals Know what trauma treatment options exist & how to refer/link Get help: GAINS Center & NCPTSD
24 SAMHSA s GAINS Center for Behavioral Health and Justice Transformation 345 Delaware Avenue Delmar, NY PH: (518) FAX: (518) /
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