Health professional resources around childhood trauma

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Resources for Health Professionals

This section of the website contains useful information for health professionals who work in various capacities with clients with complex trauma histories.

Below you will find a fact sheet, a video and extensive information targeted specifically at health professionals. General information and resources for your clients are also available.

Fact sheet

Blue Knot Foundation's fact sheet for health professionals: working with complex trauma

"Working clinically with adult survivors of complex trauma"

is a short video for health professionals. It features the lived experience of survivors and presents the evidence base and practice experience of academics and clinicians. Accordingly, it highlights the differences between complex trauma and single incident trauma in causality, dynamics and treatment responses.