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Trauma-Informed Approaches Toolkit – NASTAD – Medical Professionals
The application of trauma-informed approaches is growing rapidly in health care and social service settings. In this context, trauma is broadly defined as experiences that produce intense emotional pain, fear, or distress, often resulting in long-term physiological and psychological consequences. Experiences of trauma, especially in childhood, can change a person’s brain structure, contributing to long-term physical and behavioral health problems.
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