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This document highlights ecological strategies and interactional guidelines to support children and young people who have experienced trauma. These strategies are explained as to why they are beneficial for the individual from a trauma-informed lens. This document can be utilized by teachers and clinicians in order to support them to develop trauma-informed support plans and documents.
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