Competency

Use a Trauma-Informed Approach

Definition

A trauma-informed approach recognizes that trauma can impact how children and youth communicate. Child welfare professionals need to create a safe environment for children and youth to help them feel comfortable exploring their permanency options.

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Use a Trauma-Informed Approach

Understand how Trauma and Loss Impact Children
and Youth

Use a Trauma-Informed Approach

Recognize that Challenging Behaviors may be Connected to Trauma and Loss

Use a Trauma-Informed Approach

Create Safe Environments for Children and Youth

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