TREM protocol
Also written as: TREM — Trauma Recovery and Empowerment Model
Structured group therapy intervention specifically designed for women with trauma histories and substance use disorders.
Full Definition
TREM (Trauma Recovery and Empowerment Model) protocol is an evidence-based group therapy intervention designed specifically for women who have experienced trauma and have co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. The protocol consists of structured sessions focusing on trauma education, skill-building, empowerment, and recovery planning delivered in a safe, supportive group environment. Documentation must track attendance, group participation, skill acquisition, and progress toward trauma recovery and sobriety goals.
Usage
Usage note: TREM is written in all capitals without periods when used as an acronym.
In Context
- "The treatment plan includes participation in TREM protocol groups twice weekly for trauma-focused recovery work." — Treatment planning documentation
- "Patient completed the full TREM protocol curriculum and demonstrated significant improvement in trauma symptom management." — Discharge summary