Exploring the Use of Trauma-Informed Care Practices in Extension

Author:

O'Brien Caitlin1,Gillen Martie2

Affiliation:

1. Scattergood Foundation

2. University of Florida

Abstract

A content analysis of 63 land-grant Extension university websites was conducted to examine the promotion of trauma-informed care (TIC) through the sharing of resources, providing instructive webinars and/or in-person events, and offering comprehensive programs. While many Extension universities are sharing resources, only nine universities (14%) featured robust TIC Extension programs, and 40% shared no TIC information. Additionally, we found no indication of internal education programs across the universities on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and TIC practices for Extension faculty and staff. These findings highlight opportunities to increase efforts with the public as well as internally within Extension.

Publisher

Mississippi State University Libraries - DIGITAL COMMONS JOURNALS

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