Dr. Alisha Moreland Capuia is the Founder and Director of  McLean Hospital's Institute for Trauma-Informed Systems Change and faculty at Harvard Medical School. Frequently tapped to advise on matters of medicine, public health, systems change and education, she is the sole author, of Training for Change: Transforming Systems to be Trauma-Informed, Culturally Responsive, and Neuroscientifically Focused and The Trauma of Racism. Her Publications also include Reframing Narratives as a Means of Building Self-Efficacy in Medical Students and is featured in local and international news.  

NEW BOOK RELEASE 

The Trauma of Racism

Harvard Medicine: Through the Eyes of a Child

My appearance on NBC 10 Boston

USATODAY: George Floyd video adds to trauma: 'When is the last time you saw a white person killed online?'

1A: NPR: The Trauma Of Being Black In America

Breonna Taylor’s movement and why so many saw themselves in her story

SAMHSA'S GAINS CENTER 

Q&A

Dr. Alisha Moreland Leads McLean’s New Culturally Informed Trauma Care Program

The Opioid Crisis - The Ripple Effect

Hales nominates OHSU center head, social services champion to PDC board

Smart Supervision Project, Multnomah County, Oregon. Podcast

Healing Hurt People

Meet the 2016 class of 40 Under 40 honorees 

Power Couple: Alisha Moreland-Capuia | Daniel Capuia

Measure 11 Impacts on Youth Severe:: Civil rights panel calls for changes

Alisha Moreland-Capuia: 14 People Who Made a Difference in 2014

Positive workplace culture: Podcast

The emotional and psychological impact of racism means acutely, every day, being reminded that you are not enough, being reminded that you are not seen, being reminded that you are not valued, being reminded that you are not a citizen, being reminded that humanity is not something that applies to you."

Dr. Alisha Moreland Capuia (Dr.AMC) 

USATODAY, May 28, 2020