I am assuming that most people who are students of trauma are familiar with the ACEs research. If you are not, I highly recommend you go to ACEsConnection.com, view the Nadine Burke-Harris Ted talk or check out the ACEs research posted on the CDC website to learn more. The ACEs research was groundbreaking in terms […]
The Next Level in Meeting the Unique Needs of the Trauma-Impacted Person
My last several blogs have focused on considering how needs often differ for someone who has experienced significant trauma versus someone who has not and how it is important to intentionally respond in ways that address specific needs of that person. My last blog focused on intentionally responding to someone with unresolved trauma: Trauma-Sensitive Affirming. […]
The Next Level in Meeting the Unique Needs of the Trauma-Impacted Person
My last few blogs have focused on considering how the needs differ for someone who has experienced significant trauma rather than if they haven’t had past trauma. It’s important to continue using the other levels: Trauma-Sensitive Listening, Establishing Safety and Keeping Your Distance along with Using Trauma-Sensitive Listening. The next level of responding is using […]
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