You’ve probably heard the word trauma-informed popping up a lot—on websites, in trainings, or in program descriptions. But sometimes it’s used so loosely that it just sounds like another buzzword. At its core, being trauma-informed means truly understanding how past hurts and overwhelming experiences affect people—and making sure we respond in ways that bring healing, not moreContinue reading “More than a Buzzword: What “Trauma-Informed Practice” Really Means”