When They Want to Withdraw: Trauma-Informed Practice for Pro...

Mayameen Meftahi BEM · 2025-10-28T22:43:27Z

Supporting Withdrawal: A Trauma-Informed Guide for Practitioners and Officers This professional resource has been developed by the BeyondTrauma Advisory Network (BTAN) for practitioners and officers who support victims choosing to withdraw from a criminal or safeguarding process. Supporting Withdrawal offers trauma-informed strategies for holding these moments with empathy and non-judgment, without pressuring, persuading, or expressing frustration. It focuses on helping survivors make informed choices while feeling safe, respected, and believed. How withdrawal is handled reflects whether a system truly honours safety, dignity, and autonomy. Audience of RelevanceThis resource is intended for: Police and investigative professionals Social workers and safeguarding practitioners Legal professionals and victim advocates Crisis response and support staff Multi-agency safeguarding teams BTAN Disclaimer:The resources shared within the BeyondTrauma Advisory Network (BTAN) are for professional reflection, knowledge-building, and capacity development. They do not replace statutory safeguarding procedures, legal obligations, or organisational policies. Professionals are responsible for applying information in line with their role and local frameworks. You are welcome to download this resource by clicking here.

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