Trauma-informed care used to just apply to medical settings but it's becoming more widespread. Here's what it means, examples and how to help.

Trauma is the result of experiencing severe stress or violence committed against a person. In this article, News Medical looks at trauma-informed care for post-traumatic experiences.

Trauma-informed care used to just apply to medical settings but it's becoming more widespread. Here's what it means, examples and how to help.

How trauma-informed care can help At the addiction treatment center where I work, around 65 percent of the women we treat have experienced some form of trauma during their lives.

Trauma-informed care is a relatively new term. But its use by the CAHOOTS crisis-response program and others is getting national attention.

Have you heard about trauma-informed medical care and wondered what it means? Read on to learn more.

Trauma-informed organizations work to eliminate policies and practices that might traumatize and re-traumatize their clients and employees. Organizations develop policies and practices that promote ...

While people in professions outside the mental field are interested in providing trauma-informed services, training opportunities are limited and some experts worry about that.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused trauma for some, and one health group is informing Bexar County residents on how to seek help and support as we get back to normalcy.

Trauma therapy (also referred to as trauma-informed therapy or trauma-informed care), is a form of therapy specifically focused on helping someone cope with the emotional response caused by a ...

To give trauma-informed care is to be cognizant of those signs and symptoms exhibited by survivors of trauma and approach their care from a stance of sensitivity, compassion, and empathy.