Mental health inequities are a growing concern in the United States, affecting millions of individuals, particularly in underserved communities. These populations often face systemic barriers such ...

It is thought that trauma-informed approaches at system level can improve experiences and outcomes and prevent re-traumatisation in services for patients and staff. Many UK policies and guidelines ...

Relationships are at the heart of trauma-informed practice, so that is about developing caring, empathetic, nurturing relationships with children. Tai: As soon as I went into foster care ...

Trauma-informed care is an approach in the human service field that recognizes trauma symptoms and acknowledges the role trauma may play in an individual’s life. Both Medicaid and TANF are crucial ...

in sport deserve equal access to the evidence-based care afforded those experiencing accidental sports injuries.1 2 Though many SM practitioners have not been trained in interpersonal violence or, ...

Current evidence supports increasing awareness of PTSD in athletes and use of screening tools to identify athletes who may benefit from trauma-informed medical or psychotherapeutic interventions.