Digital Health Fails Women Experiencing Homelessness, Landmark Study Finds
A qualitative longitudinal study of nine women experiencing homelessness in London reveals how digital health systems can create new layers ...
Tag: Trauma-Informed Care
Trust, Stigma and the School Clinic: Why Relationships Decide Whether Teens Talk About Childhood Trauma
A qualitative study of twenty adolescents and parents finds that trust, school social dynamics, and community relationships—not the screening tools ...
When a Patient Becomes a Teaching Tool: Moral Injury in Medical Training
A medical student's published reflection on a psychiatric teaching interview gone wrong is drawing attention to moral injury, informed consent, ...
Hospital Rules for Eating Disorder Care Fall Short on Trauma, Review Finds
A systematic review of 24 Australian inpatient eating disorder guidelines finds that trauma-informed care is rarely operationalised, with coercive practices ...
Rethinking Refugee Mental Health: A Culturally Grounded Framework for the MENA Region
A new review in Discover Psychology proposes a trauma-informed, culturally responsive framework for meeting the mental health needs of refugees ...
Rebuilding Broken Routines: Occupational Therapy Emerges as a Lifeline for Sex Trafficking Survivors
A new scoping review maps how occupational therapy supports sex trafficking survivors, revealing strong trauma-informed interventions at the individual level ...
Children Growing Up Behind Bars: Study Reveals Gaps in Care for Kids of Incarcerated Mothers
A qualitative study of two Ethiopian correctional centers finds that children living with incarcerated mothers face inadequate nutrition, no education ...
When Faith Wounds: Clinicians Map a First Framework for Treating Religious Trauma
A new theoretical framework in Pastoral Psychology proposes an attachment-informed approach to treating religious and spiritual abuse, a form of ...
Most Future Doctors Carry Childhood Trauma, Landmark Medical Training Survey Finds
A new survey of medical students and clinical instructors finds that over 70 percent report adverse childhood experiences, while trauma-informed ...
States Quietly Tighten the Rules on Restraining Children in Community Mental Health Programs
A new analysis of nearly two decades of Medicaid waiver policies finds most states have added safeguards or reduced authorized ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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