Becoming Trauma Informed

Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
PART 1: WHAT IS “TRAUMA INFORMED” IN THEORY AND PRACTICE?
	Introduction
	SECTION 1: THEORY
		1 A Developmental Understanding of Complex Trauma • Lori Haskell
		2 Traumatic Learning • Linde Zingaro
		3 Using a Feminist- and Trauma-Informed Approach in Therapy with Women • Brenda Toner and Donna Akman
		4 Anti-oppression Psychotherapy as Trauma-Informed Practice • Roberta K. Timothy
	SECTION 2: PRACTICE
		5 Collaborative Change Conversations: Integrating Trauma-Informed Care and Motivational Interviewing with Women • Cristine Urquhart and Frances Jasiura
		6 Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy for Psychosis: A Trauma-Informed Praxis • Maria Haarmans
		7 Trauma-Informed Body-Centred Interventions • Steven Hughes and Paul Hyman
PART 2: TRAUMA-INFORMED PRACTICE FOR DIVERSE CLIENT GROUPS AND IN SPECIFIC SETTINGS
	Introduction
	SECTION 1: DIVERSE GROUPS
		8 Working in a Trauma-Informed Way with Clients Who Have a Developmental Disability • Anna M. Palucka and Yona Lunsky
		9 Trauma-Informed Care for Refugees • Branka Agic
		10 The Evolution of Trauma-Informed Practice at the Jean Tweed Centre • Julia Bloomenfeld and Tammy Rasmussen
		11 Show Not Tell . . . Trauma-Informed Creative Engagement with Youth Who Have FASD • Mary Harber
		12 Girls’ Groups and Trauma-Informed Intersectional Practice • Natalie Clark
		13 Acknowledging and Embracing “the Boy inside the Man”: Trauma-Informed Work with Men • Roger Fallot and Richard Bebout
		14 An Intergenerational Trauma-Informed Approach to Care for Canada’s Aboriginal Peoples • Peter Menzies
	SECTION 2: DIVERSE SETTINGS
		15 Considering Trauma in Outpatient Substance Use Treatment Planning for Youth • Gloria Chaim, Susan Rosenkranz and Joanna Henderson
		16 Using a Trauma-Informed Approach to Guide the Journey of Restraint Prevention • Athina Perivolaris and Ann Pottinger
		17 Trauma-Informed Work with Families • Sabrina Baker
		18 Trauma-Informed Care on a Women’s Inpatient Psychiatric Unit • Donna Akman and Cheryl Rolin-Gilman
		19 Trauma-Informed Primary Care with Immigrant, Refugee and Non-status Women Living with HIV/AIDS • Mercedes Umaña
PART 3: CHANGING THE SYSTEM THROUGH EDUCATION AND INNOVATION
	Introduction
	SECTION 1: EDUCATION
		20 Building Community Capacity for Trauma-Informed Practice • Barbara K. Peck and Stephanie R. Capyk
		21 Curricula to Support Trauma-Informed Practice with Women • Stephanie Covington
		22 Responding to Women’s Self-Harm: A 10-Year Reflection on the Need for Trauma-Informed Care • Colleen Anne Dell
		23 A Mother’s Loss: The Unacknowledged Grief of Child Apprehension for Women Who Use Substances • Tammy MacKenzie and Amy Druker
	SECTION 2: INNOVATION
		24 Collaboration between Child Welfare and Substance Use Services • Diane Smylie and Carolyn Ussher
		25 What Do Client Rights Have to Do with Trauma-Informed Care? • Jennifer Chambers
		26 Integrated Screening, Assessment and Training as Critical Components of Trauma-Informed Care • Vivian B. Brown
		27 Breaking Out of the Mould: Creating Trauma-Informed Antiviolence Services and Housing for Women and Their Children • Lynda Dechief with Janice Abbott
		28 Integrating Treatment of Tobacco with Other Substances in a Trauma-Informed Way • Nancy Poole and Judy Lyon
		29 Responding to the Women: YWCA Toronto Moves Its Practice to a Trauma-Informed Approach • Lorraine Greaves in conversation with Jennie McKnight, Ruth Crammond and Heather McGregor
Conclusion
About the Editors
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