Resources available online
- 9 plain English principles of trauma informed care byPublication Date: 2015
- Beyond individual war trauma: Domestic violence against children in Afghanistan and Sri Lanka byPublication: Journal of Marital & Family Therapy, 34(2), 165-176Publication Date: 2008Note: You have to be authenticated by OACAS’s library databases to access
- Child development and trauma guide byPublication Date: 2012
- Child welfare trauma training kit byPublication Date: 2013Note: You must create an account on the Learning Center for Child and Adolescent Trauma in order to access
- Collective trauma in northern Sri Lanka: A qualitative psychosocial-ecological study byPublication: International Journal of Mental Health Systems, 1(5)Publication Date: 2007
- Disrupted attachments: A social context complex trauma framework and the lives of Aboriginal peoples in Canada byPublication: Journal of Aboriginal Health, 5(3), 48-99Publication Date: 2009
- Guatemala: Memory of silence byPublication Date: 1999
- Guidelines to applying a trauma lens to a child welfare practice model byPublication Date: 2013
- Intergenerational trauma: Convergence of multiple processes among First Nations peoples in Canada byPublication: Journal of Aboriginal Health, 5(3), 6-47Publication Date: 2009
- Rethinking historical trauma byPublication: Transcultural Psychiatry, 51(3), 299-319Publication Date: 2014
- The three pillars of trauma-informed care byPublication: Reclaiming Children & Youth, 17(3), 17-21Publication Date: 2008Note: you have to be authenticated by OACAS’s library databases to access
- Trauma-informed care in behavioral health services byPublication Date: 2014
- Trauma and families: Fact sheet for providers byPublication Date: 2011
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