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Here at Roots Renewal Ranch, we understand that our clients come to us from a variety of backgrounds and carry different traumas. When developing care plans for our clients, we understand that the best way to address their present problems is to recognize and address their past traumas. To achieve this, we offer trauma-informed care.
What is Trauma-Informed Care?
Trauma-informed care is a caring approach based on acknowledging the impact of trauma, recognizing residual trauma symptoms, and addressing how trauma might play into a person’s life and current struggles. In doing so, our care providers use this information to develop tailored care plans that not only address our clients’ current problems but also function to avoid retraumatization and even work to heal some of that trauma.
What Are The Principles And Qualities Of Trauma-Informed Care
There are six main principles that guide trauma-informed care. These principles include:
Benefits Of Providing Trauma-Informed Care
There are many benefits to providing trauma-informed care. The benefits can help both clients and healthcare providers. Many clients with histories of trauma struggle to trust, build rapport, or even open up to care providers. Trauma-informed care helps to bridge the gap between them and can even provide points of connection that previously would not have been available. By developing trust and building these relationships, clients and care providers are more likely to achieve better outcomes.
Improving Outcomes
Trauma-informed care can improve both patient and clinical outcomes. By recognizing our clients’ past traumas, building strong client-provider relationships, and addressing patients holistically, patients are more likely to achieve treatment success, complete treatment programming, and report feelings of patient satisfaction. Research shows that clinics implementing trauma-informed care have higher patient success rates and higher levels of workplace satisfaction.
Addressing Trauma
Trauma-informed care creates a safe and inviting environment for patients to receive treatment and addresses their past traumas through trauma-specific care. In treatment and recovery settings, it can be easy to overlook past traumas in favor of focusing on other issues. Past traumas do not have to come second to other issues with trauma-informed care. Instead, trauma-informed care looks to address clients holistically and address their traumas and other issues simultaneously.
What Does Trauma-Informed Care Look Like?
Every clinic’s trauma-informed care looks different. That being said, all trauma-informed care can be integrated into the course of a client’s other treatment plans. With trauma-informed care, care providers integrate the principles of this care style into clients’ treatment plans and work with them to recognize how their traumas might be affecting their current circumstances and work through those traumas. There are a number of different therapeutic and treatment approaches through which this can be achieved.
Anticipating Emotional Responses & Avoiding Re-Traumatization
An important part of trauma-informed care is avoiding retraumatization. Re-traumatization is when a person relives the stress reaction of a traumatic event when faced with similar circumstances or when bringing up past traumas in therapy. Many people do not realize that some of their symptoms are a part of residual traumas, which can be re-traumatizing when they are finally brought up in treatment. The care provider must understand clients’ traumas and work with them to avoid retraumatization.
Receiving Trauma-Informed Care Near You
Trauma-informed care looks to understand a client’s trauma history in order to inform their current care. Here at Roots Renewal Ranch, we offer our clients the highest quality of trauma-informed care to ensure the best possible outcomes. If you or a loved one are struggling and interested in our trauma-informed care programs, contact us at 883-399-0489 to learn how we can help.
FAQs About Trauma-Informed Care
What is trauma-informed care?
Trauma-informed care is recognizing that clients come to treatment with preexisting traumas affecting their current circumstances and working with them to address all of their needs and traumas.
What are the principles of trauma-informed care?
The principles of trauma-informed care are: safety, transparency, peer support, collaboration, empowerment, and humility.
What does trauma-informed care look like?
Trauma-informed care can look a variety of different ways and can be integrated into several different treatment methods. However, all trauma-informed care includes the same principles of safety, transparency, peer support, collaboration, empowerment, humility, and responsiveness.