High‐risk behaviours are sometimes encountered in Child and Adolescent inpatient mental
health units and can prompt the use of coercive practices to maintain safety. Coercive …

As evidence continues to accumulate for the association between childhood trauma and
long-term adverse outcomes, Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) approaches are emerging as …

Aims To explore youth, caregiver and staff perspectives on their vision of trauma‐informed
care, and to identify and understand potential considerations for the implementation of a …

Trauma‐informed care (TIC) is increasingly recognized as an approach to improving
consumers' experience of, and outcomes from, mental health services. Deriving consensus …

A growing body of evidence highlights that trauma is the single most significant predictor that
an individual will need support from mental health services. Yet despite this association …

Childhood trauma may have long-lasting effects on self-regulation, mood and behaviour and
can increase the likelihood of developing adult mental and physical health conditions …

Trauma‐informed care has emerged as a prominent strategy to eliminate coercive practices
and improve experiences of care in mental health settings, with advocacy from international …

This article explores the effects of childhood trauma on adult mental distress, and describes
the symptoms and behaviours associated with trauma. Mental health practitioners, services …

Accessible Summary What is known on the subject? Clinical guidelines and staff training
recommend using de‐escalation over restrictive practices, such as restraint and seclusion …

For clinicians working in mental health services,'aggression management'training is
generally prioritised, and often mandated. Traditional 'aggression management'training has …