LOS ANGELES, CA, August 11, 2021 /24-7PressRelease/ — Dr. Amber Deneén Gray, CCFDVC, DBH has successfully been recognized by the Board of Trustees of the Management and Strategy Institute, as a Continuous Improvement Professional. This award was conferred to Dr. Gray, CCFDVC, DBH on July 6th, 2021. She has also completed the requirements to obtain the certification for MSI Ambassador through the Management and Strategy Institute on August 8th, 2021.
Graduates of Management and Strategy Institute certification programs demonstrate a commitment to their professional development by acquiring new skills and certifying those skills via examination or conferral of certification and/or award.
About Dr. Amber Deneén Gray, CCFDVC, DBH :
Dr. Amber Deneén Gray, CCFDVC, DBH is a resident of the city of Lake Elsinore, California in Riverside County. She is a 26-year veteran in the field of violence and crisis prevention and intervention, healthcare education, and victim advocacy. She has dedicated all of her life, to improving the quality of care for victims of violent crimes. She is an award-winning Victim Advocate, Doctor of Behavioral Health, Healthcare Educator, Forensic Domestic Violence Counselor, Human Trafficking Victim Services Provider, and Doctoral Addictions Counselor. Dr. Gray is the recipient of the bronze, silver, and gold, Presidential Volunteer Services Award, for 1,118 hours of certified volunteer services work. She has received a letter of commendation from the late Senator John McCain, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and Congressman Ken Calvert of the 42nd District, for Outstanding Community Service for Victims of Violent Crime. In 2017, Dr. Gray, along with Mayor Robert Magee, created a proclamation declaring April 2 – 8, Crime Victims’ Rights Week, in Lake Elsinore, California. She is also an award honoree of the 2019 Edith Surgan Victim Activist Award, 2020 Margery Fry Outstanding Advocate Award, and the 2021 Morton Bard Allied Professional Award. Dr. Amber Deneén Gray, CCFDVC, DBH is a co-author of the ABC-Clio Publishing House book, “Women and Violence: Global Lives in Focus,” and is the author of several journal articles, including, “Trauma-Informed Treatment Methods Will Effectively Help Native American Patients in Primary Care,” published in 2017. Finally, Dr. Amber Deneén Gray, CCFDVC, DBH is the Founder and CEO of Gray’s Trauma-Informed Care Services Corp. Her organization is dedicated to helping providers improve their care quality for patients, especially those who are victims of violence.
About Management and Strategy Institute:
The Management and Strategy Institute provides professional development certification in key business skills that are in high demand within corporate America. Professional certifications are an important benchmark that employers use to gauge the quality of a candidate. Certifications through the Management and Strategy Institute are rigorous, affordable, and competency-based making them desirable to employers. You can learn more about the Institute at MSIcertified.com.
About Gray’s Trauma-Informed Care Services Corp
Gray’s Trauma-Informed Care Services Corp, founded in 2017, was created in response for the need for all providers who treat patients/clients to be trauma-informed. All too often, providers are leaving their schools, unprepared to deal with the plethora of scenarios and situations that working with patients/clients brings. Being trauma-informed is also mistakenly confused with mental health only. On the contrary, medical, mental health, non-sworn law enforcement, law enforcement, first responders and educators should be trauma-informed.
What is trauma-informed care? Being trauma-informed is recognizing and knowing how to treat an individual who has been affected by trauma in their lives. It is being culturally competent, in knowing how to care for individuals who may have transgenerational trauma or trauma from societal adversity. Being trauma-informed means that a provider is trained on how to speak to a patient to avoid retraumatization. Trauma-informed care is also knowing when to refer ones patient/client to individuals who are more skilled to service that patient’s/client’s needs.
One does not have to have mental health licensure to be trauma-informed. However, one does need to have the appropriate education within their respective arenas of care. Many providers are siloed and know insomuch, as to how to treat patients/clients in their given fields. Yet, beyond this, providers tend to need more guidance on what to do with an individual outside of their scope of knowledge.
Gray’s Trauma-Informed Care Services uses a patient-centered behavioral health model (PCBH) of care as the foundation by which various providers will learn trauma-informed care methodologies, techniques and modalities. In regards to facility organization, Gray’s Trauma-Informed Care Services utilizes the patient-centered medical home (PCMH) as the base-level for helping providers to build an integrated trauma-informed medical home.
Whether a Gray’s Trauma-Informed Care Services Corp Educator comes to your organization, or whether you learn and get certified through our education portal, our service is hear to empower you and help you to deliver quality are. From Doctors of Behavioral Health, Medical Doctors, Licensed Therapists, Social Workers, Coordinators and Advocates, our company utilizes highly trained individuals to deliver excellent evidence-based, integrated, quality care education. Our service is great for managerial, clinical, administrative and operational personnel. Get Trauma-Informed Today!
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