How can advocates talk about trauma-informed approaches in ways that resonate beyond “the choir?” And how can proponents highlight the potential of trauma-informed approaches for organizations and systems, given its roots in clinical care? This brief offers framing guidance for researchers, advocates, and practitioners advancing systems change on child abuse and neglect, family violence, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), early trauma and trauma informed care, and toxic stress.
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