Supporting children who disclose trauma

Emerging Minds Podcast

Supporting children who disclose trauma - part one

Jun 24 2022 | 00:24:51

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Show Notes

David Tully works with children and families who have been affected by sexual abuse and physical trauma. In the first episode of this two-part series, David shares how trauma-informed processes can help children to overcome the effects of self-blame and secrecy. He also discusses how helping children to understand the contexts of power in which the trauma occurred, is critical in supporting their recovery.

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