My Preferences for Trauma Informed Care
Communicate practical conditions that support participation without requiring trauma disclosure.
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Trauma-informed care
Translate trauma-informed principles into practical preferences about choice, transparency, and access.
Adds practical care-preference planning. It addresses trauma-informed service processes rather than trauma diagnosis or processing.
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My Preferences for Trauma Informed Care
Trauma-informed care aims to support safety, trust, collaboration, choice, and attention to cultural and historical context. You do not need to disclose trauma to request respectful care. This page helps turn broad principles into specific preferences a provider can discuss with you.
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Making a Choice and Permission Plan
Create a practical participation plan that makes consent and choice visible.
Restoring Choice During Activation
Use brief dialogue to offer consent, orientation, and choice during distress.
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