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Refugee Mental Health Initiative (RMHI)

RMHI is a community project which trains, supports, and connects local volunteer therapists to provide low cost effective therapy services to to clients with refugee background in individual and group settings.

An associated study in partnership with the University of Utah has been conducted around this project examining therapist and client outcomes from the RMHI initiative.

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(435) 248-2089

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”Volunteering with TICN has been such a great experience for me and my family. The leaders are very dedicated to helping people enrich their lives.
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ABOUT TICN

Trauma Informed Care Network (TICN) started as a grass-roots organization in 2013 with volunteers, professionals, and community members who shared common goals of focusing on issues surrounding trauma awareness and trauma informed care. TICN formally incorporated as a non-profit organization in 2017 and received 501c3 status in 2018. Currently we are working on projects related to community advocacy and legislations, community outreach networking and education, effective trauma prevention and treatment practices, trauma informed care training, trauma informed care research, and facilitating additional TICN chapters.