Childhood Adversity Screenings Are Just One Part of an Effective Policy Response to Childhood Trauma

Assessment, Post-Permanency Programming

2019

11-50 pages

Child Trends

David Murphey and Jessica Dym Bartlett

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Provides cautions related to simply assessing children for adverse experiences. Presents recommended strategies for addressing childhood adversity, including that screenings be just one component of a comprehensive, trauma-informed, strengths-based approach to addressing childhood adversity.

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