Rebuilding Professional Cultures Around Safety and Respect

Mayameen Meftahi BEM · 2025-10-18T22:10:18Z

Trauma-Informed Culture Change: Creating Systems that Protect and Empower This resource offers a framework for understanding trauma-informed culture change. It explores what happens when systems harm instead of protect, what trauma-informed cultures actually look like in practice, and how embedding trauma literacy can prevent power from becoming harm. Most importantly, it provides reflection prompts and practical insights for professionals committed to doing this work differently. Audience of RelevanceThis resource is intended for: Organisational leaders and managers in health, social care, and justice sectors Safeguarding leads and policy-makers Frontline professionals aiming to embed trauma-informed practices Multi-agency practitioners seeking systemic change Educators and trainers in trauma-informed approaches 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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