Trauma-informed
7 Table of Contents: What is Trauma? 9 Who Can Be Traumatized? 12 Trauma-informed Practices 15 What is Trauma-informed Practice? 15 Organizational Checklist 22 Policies and Procedures 24 Monitoring and Evaluation 29 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) 30 Three Elements of PTSD 31 Trauma Continuum 33 Types of Trauma 36 Interpersonal and External Trauma 36
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trauma-informed.catrauma and the challenges and problems their clients, patients and residents, and even co-workers, present. From the time the trauma occurs, people can experience the effects in all stages of their life and in their day to day activities - parenting, working, socializing, attending appointments - and interpersonal relationships.
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