Women and Homelessness: An American Tragedy with Doris Troth Lippman, Ph.D. [Hamden, CT]

This workshop will educate health-care providers about the prevalence and factors that have contributed to the current crisis women face to find and maintain stable housing. Participants will learn about the intersection of domestic violence, trauma, and homelessness women experience and learn useful strategies to support homeless clients. A case vignette discussion will assist participants in contextualizing interventions. Participants will be provided with an overview of resources to support clients' basic needs.

Monday, January 26th
9:00AM to 4:00PM

at The Connecticut Women's Consortium
2321 Whitney Ave. Suite. 401 - Hamden, CT

Fee: $75

Earn 6 CEU Credits!
Certificate of Attendance, NASW, CCB, and CME (upon request)

About the Presenter:
Doris Troth Lippman, Ph.D. is a professor emeritus at Fairfield University's School of Nursing. She has spent her nursing career serving veterans by educating university students, healthcare professionals, and members of the broader community about veterans and their unique health-care needs. Dr. Lippman is also a founder and Board of Director member for Homes for the Brave and the Nicholas Madaras Home for homeless Veteran and non -Veteran women and men located in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

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