Document Type
Article
Publication Date
3-2025
Source Publication
58 UIC L. REV. 595 (2025)
Abstract
Trauma arises from profoundly distressing life events, and manifests in a range of often overwhelming physical and psychological symptoms. The legal community is increasingly recognizing that clients living with trauma need trauma-informed services—that is, services that “recognize, understand and minimize” the long-term impact of trauma. A trauma-informed approach acknowledges that “effective interventions with people require both the avoidance of retraumatization and the presence of respectful and supportive interventions that help people rebuild their lives.”
Repository Citation
Kierstead, Shelley, "Trauma-Informed Judicial Practice Meets Therapeutic Jurisprudence: Compassionate Written Judgments in Child Protection Cases" (2025). Articles & Book Chapters. 3284.
https://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/scholarly_works/3284
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