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Resources on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care
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Ensuring youth workforce system providers understand the impacts of trauma on the young people they serve is critical to achieving positive outcomes. Integrating trauma-informed practices into service delivery can help youth feel safe, supported, and engaged while participating in education, training and employment. Below are a number of resources to assist practitioners in better understanding and integrating trauma-informed care in their work.
Fact Sheets and Resource Guides
- Trauma Responsiveness in an Integrated Workforce Service Delivery System
- Advancing Trauma-informed Care Within and Across Child-Serving Systems
- Resources on Child Trauma
- Ten Things to Know About Trauma and Learning
- Understanding PTSD
- Resource Guide to Trauma-Informed Human Services
- First Step: A Youth Practitioner’s Resource Guide to Supportive Services
- Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling (WIOA Program Element)
- Education Policy Approaches to Trauma-Informed Practices
- National Dropout Prevention Center’s Trauma-Skilled Schools Model
- Ten Core Competencies for Youth and Young Adult Centered Mental Health Systems
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Webinars & Videos
- Career Coaching "Train the Trainer" Cohort: Trauma Informed Care
- Introduction to Trauma and Healing-Centered Workforce Development
- Trauma and Substance Use Disorder
- Youth, Trauma, and Healing
- Enough is Known for Action: System-Involved Youth: Understanding Trauma-Informed Practice
- Our Journey Together: A Trauma-Informed Approach for Youth and the Workforce System
- Trauma Informed Approaches from Youth.gov
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