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TRANSFORMING PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA
psychological therapies to individuals affected by traumatic events and/or offering consultation to inform the care or treatment of those affected by trauma and/or in managing or developing trauma‑ specific services and/or co‑ordinating multi‑agency service level responses to trauma. However, the framework is constructed to be
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