Providing youth trauma training for police review boards.
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Abstract
We previously asserted that trauma “refers to an overwhelming and intense experience that often involves significant loss or harm to a person’s physical, emotional, and/or or psychological safety. Without such rudimentary knowledge, police review board members are not able to see youth in their true, three-dimensional context.” What exactly would trauma-informed training look like for a police review board?
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Pollack, Daniel and Reiter, Elisa. Providing youth trauma training for police review boards. Texas Lawyer, (November 2, 2020).
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