Reply to "A Better word than trauma-informed?"

Jondi WhitisMember

I concur, we need better words for this! I see referral to 'TIC' as a trending phrase, much like 'evidence-based' was used as a cudgel for a few years prior. I add to your choices these features: compassionate, effective and experienced care for the impact of traumatic life events. Unwieldy, but more towards a more specific and meaningful designation. If the public knew more about the 4 common features of trauma, they'd be more inclined to understand both the how and the why of their result, with less suffering and judgement. That's why I include this information whenever I make a presentation about the Tapping training I do, as it is both a fabulous and efficient tool for clinical settings as well as for self-care.

7/5/164:10 AM

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