Understanding and Applying Trauma-Informed …
Trauma and adverse childhood experiences can have lifelong effects on emotional, behavioral, and physical health. Health providers, along with state and federal policy makers, are calling for increasing trauma-informed care and trauma-informed approaches across health, social service, and education sec-tors.
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