Reply to "PBIS-Trauma Informed-RJ all living together?"

Thanks for starting this discussion! Yes! We need a visual and additional advocacy tools for this!

There is talk that restorative practices and PBIS are inherently trauma-informed in there own right. However we know there are schools implementing restorative practices and/or PBIS in absence of trauma-informed approaches/frameworks/lens, and there are schools that are weaving restorative practices and trauma-informed approaches together holistically. Check out http://acestoohigh.com/2014/01...l-dorado-elementary/

Do we have additional data or references that support the benefits of including trauma-informed in restorative practices/PBIS? Might this be a good place to collect additional info and start advocating from?

2/4/1511:37 AM

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