Trauma-informed approach to Adult Support and Protection: Understanding non-engagement (Renfrewshire)
Useful for: Practitioners and supervisors who wish to reflect on trauma-informed practice
Trauma-informed practice is a model essential to Adult Support and Protection. It is grounded in, and directed by, an understanding of how trauma affects someone’s neurological, biological, psychological and social development. This 7-page briefing particularly considers the issue of ‘non-engagement’ through a trauma-informed lens. It works with the idea that behaviour – such as non-engagement with services – is a form of communication. The briefing supports professionals to use curiosity and empathy to build connection and create safety in their work.
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