Chaddock's Matt Obert Introduces 'Beyond Trauma Care' to Revolutionize Healing Methods
Chaddock, a recognized leader in treating children impacted by trauma and neglect, has recently released a groundbreaking book titled 'Beyond Trauma Care: Combining the Science of Healing with the Power of Relationships'. Authored by Chaddock's President and CEO Matt Obert, LCSW, the book is designed for leaders and organizations aiming to reshape their approaches to supporting families affected by trauma.
With an emphasis on the notion that healing goes beyond mere intervention, 'Beyond Trauma Care' introduces the 'Chaddock Way,' a model grounded in the Developmental Trauma and Attachment Program (DTAP). This comprehensive framework has been meticulously developed over decades, combining rigorous research with practical application, anchored in a faith-driven perspective.
Obert expresses a deep desire to inspire readers through this publication, stating, "My hope is that this book equips and inspires others to reimagine how healing happens at every level. I want leaders and teams to feel empowered to create what we call 'cultures of attachment'—places where people thrive because they are connected, valued, and known." This vision of fostering interconnected communities is critical, particularly as it relates to the impact on children and families who have experienced relational disruptions.
Notably, Obert emphasizes that this book does not propose a rigid system for every organization. Instead, it unfolds a flexible framework that can be tailored to fit various community needs, cultures, and practices. While the DTAP remains the clinical backbone of the approach, 'Beyond Trauma Care' illustrates how its principles can be ingrained into everyday organizational operations. The intention is to move the conversation on trauma-informed care into a broader context, where systemic change is as paramount as treatment within therapy rooms.
The driving philosophy behind 'Beyond Trauma Care' insists on restoring foundational elements that trauma tends to diminish: trust, safety, and genuine relationships. Obert articulately argues, "The time for healing organizations, not only individuals, is now." This call to action beckons leaders to not only understand but also actively engage in creating environments underpinned by safety and support.
For those interested in purchasing this transformative text, 'Beyond Trauma Care' is now available on Amazon. With Chaddock's extensive history—over 175 years as a hub for children's mental health treatment—this book serves as a testament to their ongoing commitment to innovation and excellence in care. The organization has long been dedicated to offering a full continuum of services designed to support children from infancy to 21 years old along with their families. By releasing this book, Chaddock not only furthers its mission but also invites others to join in the crucial work of healing.
As communities grapple with the staggering effects of trauma, 'Beyond Trauma Care' emerges as a vital resource for those seeking to create meaningful change. Leaders are encouraged to embrace the insights within this book to forge connections that foster healing and resilience. It is an essential read for any organization looking to deepen their understanding of trauma and enhance their practices to better support those in need.
Chaddock hopes that this initiative will spark a broader movement towards recognizing and addressing the multilayered aspects of trauma in children's lives and facilitate the development of healthy familial and community structures. By prioritizing connection and belonging, we reinforce the very fabric that allows individuals to thrive beyond their past traumas.
With an emphasis on the notion that healing goes beyond mere intervention, 'Beyond Trauma Care' introduces the 'Chaddock Way,' a model grounded in the Developmental Trauma and Attachment Program (DTAP). This comprehensive framework has been meticulously developed over decades, combining rigorous research with practical application, anchored in a faith-driven perspective.
Obert expresses a deep desire to inspire readers through this publication, stating, "My hope is that this book equips and inspires others to reimagine how healing happens at every level. I want leaders and teams to feel empowered to create what we call 'cultures of attachment'—places where people thrive because they are connected, valued, and known." This vision of fostering interconnected communities is critical, particularly as it relates to the impact on children and families who have experienced relational disruptions.
Notably, Obert emphasizes that this book does not propose a rigid system for every organization. Instead, it unfolds a flexible framework that can be tailored to fit various community needs, cultures, and practices. While the DTAP remains the clinical backbone of the approach, 'Beyond Trauma Care' illustrates how its principles can be ingrained into everyday organizational operations. The intention is to move the conversation on trauma-informed care into a broader context, where systemic change is as paramount as treatment within therapy rooms.
The driving philosophy behind 'Beyond Trauma Care' insists on restoring foundational elements that trauma tends to diminish: trust, safety, and genuine relationships. Obert articulately argues, "The time for healing organizations, not only individuals, is now." This call to action beckons leaders to not only understand but also actively engage in creating environments underpinned by safety and support.
For those interested in purchasing this transformative text, 'Beyond Trauma Care' is now available on Amazon. With Chaddock's extensive history—over 175 years as a hub for children's mental health treatment—this book serves as a testament to their ongoing commitment to innovation and excellence in care. The organization has long been dedicated to offering a full continuum of services designed to support children from infancy to 21 years old along with their families. By releasing this book, Chaddock not only furthers its mission but also invites others to join in the crucial work of healing.
As communities grapple with the staggering effects of trauma, 'Beyond Trauma Care' emerges as a vital resource for those seeking to create meaningful change. Leaders are encouraged to embrace the insights within this book to forge connections that foster healing and resilience. It is an essential read for any organization looking to deepen their understanding of trauma and enhance their practices to better support those in need.
Chaddock hopes that this initiative will spark a broader movement towards recognizing and addressing the multilayered aspects of trauma in children's lives and facilitate the development of healthy familial and community structures. By prioritizing connection and belonging, we reinforce the very fabric that allows individuals to thrive beyond their past traumas.
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