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5 tips to help trauma survivors.pdf

I made this to help healthcare providers gain an inkling of Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) even if their workplace is not TIC-oriented. They don't have to be trauma experts to make a big difference to a trauma survivor. Use freely!

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Shay Seaborne 1/20/212:46 PM

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Please, use it as you see fit. I don't need credit; I just want to get the word out. That said, my #TraumaAwareAmerica tag is at the bottom so people can follow it for more trauma schtuff. Response to this infographic encourages me to consider more. It feels good to be able to contribute to the cause.

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