Reply to "Juvenile Probation Trauma-Informed Self Assessment"

Here in Fairfax County Virginia, our local Juvenile Court Service Unit worked with Dr. Christopher Branson from NYU, and used his Trauma-Informed Juvenile Justice Organizational Self-Assessment (TIJJ), the first and only validated measure of trauma-informed care developed specifically for juvenile justice agencies/systems (at least it was 6 years ago when we first used it!). We did an initial assessment in 2016, a repeat assessment in 2018, and are preparing to reassess again, and have been happy with the tool.

3/18/2011:13 AM

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