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Creating a Trauma-informed Child Welfare System
Author(s):
Igelman, Robyn
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Conradi, Lisa
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Ryan, Barbara
http://www.rtc.pdx.edu/PDF/fpW0707.pdf
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Description:
One role of the child welfare system is to remove children from abusive or neglectful home environments. But at times, the very system itself can be a source of trauma. This article gives guidelines for reducing trauma within the child welfare system. (HRC)
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Type of Resource:
Newsletter
Publication Date:
2007
Journal Name:
Focal Point
Volume:
21
Issue:
1
Pages:
22-26
Email:
chadwickcenter@chsd.org
Phone:
858-966-5814
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