Publications
The Trauma Informed Church: Walking with Others Toward Flourishing
Using Trauma Informed Principles in Health Communication: Improving Faith/Science/Clinical Collaboration to Address Addiction
Using Trauma Informed Principles in Health Communication: Improving Faith/Science/Clinical Collaboration to Address Addiction
Now in its second edition with an included study guide. The Uplift Appalachia President, Andi Clements, has written a book that covers the basics of faith-based trauma informed care. This can be purchased on Amazon, but we will sell bulk copies at a reduced cost. Send a message through our contact form for pricing.
Using Trauma Informed Principles in Health Communication: Improving Faith/Science/Clinical Collaboration to Address Addiction
Using Trauma Informed Principles in Health Communication: Improving Faith/Science/Clinical Collaboration to Address Addiction
Using Trauma Informed Principles in Health Communication: Improving Faith/Science/Clinical Collaboration to Address Addiction
The Uplift Appalachia President, Andi Clements, and collaborators Natalie Cyphers (DeSales University) and Brett McCarty (Duke University) published this article in a special issue of Frontiers in Psychology: Health Psychology. The special issue is titled "Human Connection as Treatment for Addiction."
From the Front Lines of the Appalachian Addiction Crisis
Using Trauma Informed Principles in Health Communication: Improving Faith/Science/Clinical Collaboration to Address Addiction
Initial Validation and Findings from the Willing/Ready Subscale of the Church Addiction Response Scale
The Uplift Appalachia Training Director and President wrote a chapter in the book From the Front Lines of the Appalachian Addiction Crisis: Healthcare Providers Discuss Opioids, Meth and Recovery. The benefits of a church-based transportation program are discus
Initial Validation and Findings from the Willing/Ready Subscale of the Church Addiction Response Scale
Initial Validation and Findings from the Willing/Ready Subscale of the Church Addiction Response Scale
Initial Validation and Findings from the Willing/Ready Subscale of the Church Addiction Response Scale
The Uplift Appalachia President, Andi Clements, and collaborators Natalie Cyphers (DeSales University) and Brett McCarty (Duke University) published this article in a special issue of Frontiers in Psychology: Health Psychology. The special issue is titled "Human Connection as Treatment for Addiction."
Thriving Communities in the Face of Addiction
Initial Validation and Findings from the Willing/Ready Subscale of the Church Addiction Response Scale
Increasing Empathy through Trauma-Informed Policing
An article was published in Duke Divinity Magazine about some efforts begun under HFC (Pages 6-13).
Increasing Empathy through Trauma-Informed Policing
Initial Validation and Findings from the Willing/Ready Subscale of the Church Addiction Response Scale
Increasing Empathy through Trauma-Informed Policing
The Uplift Appalachia board member, Becky Haas, and President, Andi Clements published this article in the October 2021 issue of Police Chief magazine.