traumainformert
Traumainformert is an organizational framework that seeks to recognize and respond to the effects of trauma on individuals and communities. It is not a specific therapy or diagnosis, but a holistic approach designed to minimize retraumatization and to promote safety, empowerment, and resilience within institutions such as schools, health care facilities, social services agencies, and criminal justice systems.
The concept emerged from trauma theory and the growing recognition that past traumatic experiences can influence
Core principles commonly cited include safety; trustworthiness and transparency; peer support; collaboration and mutuality; empowerment, voice
Implementation typically involves leadership commitment, staff education, changes to physical environments to improve safety, trauma screening
Benefits reported in some settings include improved engagement, higher satisfaction, and reduced use of restraints and