Some women over 50, for example, might believe that having anxiety or overthinking things is just the way things have to be.

The word "trauma" originates from the Greek term for "wound." While it initially referred to physical injuries, it has since expanded to include emotional and psychological wounds. Trauma can be ...

"We have to think about trauma-informed practices as preventative measures," said Dr. Allisyn Swift, executive director of ...

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 ...

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 ...

But it wasn’t until she started taking courses in trauma-informed care that she was able to find her niche. The school’s Trauma Integration Initiative prepares students to help clients cope with ...

Clifton J. Porter, II, officially assumed the role of president and CEO of the American Health Care Association and the ...

How are we infusing trauma-informed care and systems on every single system of support?” The universal level might include discipline practices and policies, curriculum. The next tier would be ...