Thinking About Trauma in Juvenile Detention Facilities [ChronicleOfSocialChange.org]

Samantha Sangenito 5/16/174:00 AM

Monique Marrow first started working on creating a trauma-responsive system in a juvenile justice setting when she worked as deputy director of treatment and rehabilitation services for the Ohio Department of Youth Services in 2005.

Back then, her approach to talking about trauma in the justice system was met with some pushback.

“Here comes Dr. Marrow, with her hug-a-thug speech,” she remembers some skeptical staff members saying.

[For more of this story, written by Jeremy Loudenback, go to https://chronicleofsocialchang...ion-facilities/26786]

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