Reply to "Thoughts on impact of increases in armed security in schools, particularly for students with trauma histories"

Chris EngelMember

I think the combination of the research you posted Eric and Jim's experience establishing a pro-social culture at Lincoln are not in conflict at all. Since a trauma-sensitive approach is so new I believe it is yet to be fully documented in the research. I love the phrase that came from a recent article I posted: "Our culture is medicine." Jim has developed the right medicine in the culture he has created at Lincoln. Now we all just need to take the trauma-informed approach, become it (as Jim has done/is doing), and apply it cross-agency, in other words, everywhere in our culture.

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