I recently signed up for GovLoop's newsletters and have really appreciated their range of topics and writings. Below is a segment from a human resources article called " TIPS FOR HANDLING DIFFICULT PEOPLE: PART 1 ", which touches on how to be trauma-informed in the workplace without using the methodology or terminology usually seen in the field. Interesting stuff! Tip #2: Dont Give Negative Feedback According to Eddy, the cycle of high conflict thinking maintains and escalates with three...

In the report "Making the Case for Linking Community Development and Health: a resource for those working to improve low-income communities and the lives of people in them"  by the Center for Social Disparities in Health, Build Healthy Places,...

This is a fantastic piece written on Philly.com's the Public's Health page that speaks on the recent national news story about a 2-year old boy found alone walking in LOVE park . After the child was taken into custody, it was discovered his family...

The City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Restorative Justice program has set up an installation at Drexel University to begin a dialogue about issues among the prison population in the United States. The installation is a series of mural panels that are...

It's always interesting to read a story or hear a conversation talking about trauma-informed principles without ever using the terms. It makes me think about how the conversation could be elevated if trauma-informed care was factored into the...

Looking for some inspiration? Check out the  20 trauma-informed product ideas  for homeless shelters submitted to the Scattergood Foundation's Design Challenge and cast your vote by this Friday, February 13th.   The winning idea will be...