Trust &
Collaboration
Collaboration
This action involves being clear with individuals about what they can expect and what the rules are
What is setting clear boundaries
Trauma can result from experiences such as abuse, neglect or THIS type of event.
What is a natural disaster?
This principle focuses on supporting individuals to make their own decisions
What is empowerment?
Trauma-informed care acknowledges and respects this type of diversity.
What is cultural diversity?
This principle ensures that individuals feel physically and emotionally secure when receiving care
What is safety?
Trauma informed care encourages these types of partnerships between the individual and the caregivers
What are collaborative relationships?
This type of trauma occurs when individuals are exposed to violence or abuse in childhood.
What is childhood trauma?
Offering clients options for treatment or care promotes this.
What is Choice?
This term refers to trauma experienced collectively due to historical events like colonization or genocide.
What is historical trauma?
This principle focuses on being clear, consistent and transparent about decisions and expectations.
That is trustworhiness and transparency?
This can foster trust by being consistent, dependable, and transparent in all actions.
What is reliability
PTSD stands for this disorder, which is a common result of experiencing trauma.
What is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder?
Allowing a client to express their feelings and needs fosters this.
What is voice?
Providers should approach care with humility and sensitivity to avoid these assumptions.
What are cultural biases or stereotypes?
What is Choice?
Trauma-informed care encourages this type of communication, where individuals feel heard and understood.
What is active listening?
This is a long-term effect that trauma survivors may experience in their relationships and daily lives.
What is difficulty trusting others?
Recognizing a client's strengths and building on them supports this process.
What is self-advocacy or resilience?
Truama informed care acknowledges that trauma can affect individuals differently based on this.
What are gender, race, and cultural identity?
This principle encourages individuals to work together with caregivers, supporting their voice and control in decisions.
What is collaboration and empowerment?
In trauma informed care, individuals are encouraged to make theses types of decisions in their care process.
What are informed choices?
The neurobiological impact of trauma can affect these brain regions, leading to emotional dysregulation.
What are the amygdala and the prefrontal cortex?
Empowerment helps shift the focus of care from a deficit based model to this kind of model.
What is a strengths based model of care?
To provide culturally responsive care, providers should engage in this ongoing reflective practice.
What is cultural humility?
This principle recognizes the impact of culture, gender and history on trauma and aims to avoid biases in care.
What is cultural, historical and gender sesitivity?