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A focus of trauma informed care includes both protecting the client and respecting the autonomy of the individual. A common experience for helpers is determining when a client could be a harm to themselves. After reading chapter 1, answer the following: how does trauma-informed care protect client autonomy? How can it be harmful to a client in crisis if autonomy is not factored into how helpers work with clients in crisis?

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          A focus of trauma informed care includes both protecting the client and respecting the autonomy of the individual. A common experience for helpers is determining when a client could be a harm to themselves. After reading chapter 1, answer the following: how does trauma-informed care protect client autonomy? How can it be harmful to a client in crisis if autonomy is not factored into how helpers work with clients in crisis?

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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08/15/2023

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It involves understanding, recognizing, and responding to the effects of all types of trauma. This approach also emphasizes the importance of creating a safe, trusting relationship with clients. Show more…

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A focus of trauma informed care includes both protecting the client and respecting the autonomy of the individual. A common experience for helpers is determining when a client could be a harm to themselves. After reading chapter 1, answer the following: how does trauma-informed care protect client autonomy? How can it be harmful to a client in crisis if autonomy is not factored into how helpers work with clients in crisis?