Children under the age of four account for 25% of all victims of proven child maltreatment, which includes physical, sexual, or emotional...

Y ou know, there are certain things we do in life that we simply like immensely. Our interests and preferences may be predetermined by...

A kid needs to have a strong attachment bond with a caregiver who is emotionally sensitive to them so that they may build a solid sense...

The severity and complexity of long-term childhood abuse and neglect can only be grasped with an all-encompassing understanding of a...

Although they are constantly in danger, children who live in dangerous, neglectful, or abusive homes nevertheless have to study and...

Danger is always looming when it becomes a constant reminder. Many people who have overcome abuse and trauma have to live in places where...

Our minds and bodies work together to keep us safe by getting us ready to fight or run away when we encounter danger. The autonomic nerve...

Long-term psychological and physiological repercussions of childhood maltreatment are common among survivors. Depression, sexual...

Many areas of abuse survivors' life are shaped by their traumatic experiences. Abuse survivors' cognitive and emotional re-regulation...

Our first ideas about trauma-informed practice were significantly influenced by two presentations of concepts. We were first motivated by...

Service and system responses in Canada are described using a variety of words, such as trauma-informed practice and trauma-specific...

Before the focus shifted to trauma caused by war and natural disasters, Judith Herman (1992) identified stages of trauma and healing in...

Traumatic events are those that challenge a person's coping mechanisms to their breaking point. Abuse, neglect, witnessing violence, and...

Simply said, self-compassion is the practice of directing kindness and empathy toward oneself. Neff (2003b), drawing on the works of...