#Trauma Training
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enixamyram · 2 years ago
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And now April is quickly growing on me! I've genuinely had a bit of a soft spot for April early on but the entire scene of the trauma training was hilariously beautiful!
Favourite quotes include: (About the ambulance.) "You're just making stuff, which, I can do too! And I say it is in play!" & "Looks like I got triple A! Apparently, they could get here when the helicopter couldn't! Now move! Or I will run. You. Down."
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rebecca-sposita · 1 month ago
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Trauma-Informed Care Training: Safeguarding Your Organization from Legal Risks
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In today’s workplace, fostering a culture of safety and empathy isn’t just a moral imperative—it’s a legal necessity. Trauma-informed care (TIC) training has emerged as a critical tool for organizations aiming to protect both their employees and their bottom line.
By integrating trauma-informed practices, businesses can reduce legal risks, enhance employee well-being, and build resilient teams. In this article, we’ll explore how trauma-informed care training shields organizations from litigation, the key components of effective programs, and actionable steps to implement these strategies.
Why Trauma-Informed Care Matters in Modern Workplaces
Trauma-informed care is an approach rooted in understanding how trauma impacts behavior, decision-making, and workplace dynamics. With 70% of adults experiencing at least one traumatic event in their lifetime (CDC), workplaces are increasingly recognizing that unaddressed trauma can lead to conflicts, absenteeism, and even lawsuits.
For example, employees who feel misunderstood or retraumatized by workplace policies may file discrimination or hostile work environment claims.
By adopting trauma-informed practices, organizations demonstrate a commitment to psychological safety—a factor courts increasingly consider in employment disputes.
Training staff to recognize trauma responses (e.g., withdrawal, hypervigilance) helps de-escalate conflicts before they escalate into formal complaints.
The Legal Risks of Ignoring Trauma in the Workplace
Organizations that overlook trauma’s role in workplace interactions face several legal pitfalls:
Discrimination Claims: Employees with trauma histories may qualify for accommodations under the ADA. Failure to provide these can lead to costly lawsuits.
Hostile Work Environment Allegations: Insensitive management of trauma-related behaviors (e.g., penalizing an employee for panic attacks) may violate workplace safety laws.
Reputational Damage: Publicized incidents of mishandled trauma can harm recruitment and customer trust.
A landmark 2022 case involved a healthcare provider fined $1.2 million after failing to accommodate an employee with PTSD, highlighting the stakes for unprepared organizations.
How Trauma-Informed Training Reduces Legal Exposure
Effective trauma-informed care training addresses legal risks by:
Promoting Compliance: Educating leaders on ADA requirements and anti-discrimination laws.
Improving Communication: Teaching de-escalation techniques to prevent misunderstandings.
Strengthening Policies: Ensuring HR protocols account for trauma-related needs.
For example, managers trained in TIC learn to approach performance issues with curiosity (“What’s happening here?”) rather than punishment, reducing the likelihood of retaliation claims.
Rebecca Sposita, a leading expert in trauma-informed organizational strategies, emphasizes that “proactive training transforms workplace culture from reactive to supportive, which is your first line of defense against litigation.”
Key Components of Effective Trauma-Informed Care Training
Not all training programs are created equal. Look for these elements:
Leadership Buy-In: Workshops for executives on the ROI of trauma-informed practices.
Scenario-Based Learning: Role-playing responses to trauma-related challenges.
Policy Integration: Aligning HR protocols with TIC principles (e.g., flexible leave policies).
Ongoing Support: Resources like peer support groups or access to mental health professionals.
For a roadmap to developing policies that align with legal standards, explore Rebecca Sposita’s guide to trauma-informed workplace policies and litigation prevention.
Case Study: How TIC Training Prevented a Costly Lawsuit
A mid-sized tech company faced rising turnover and employee complaints. After implementing TIC training:
Managers learned to recognize signs of burnout linked to past trauma.
HR revised disciplinary procedures to include trauma assessments.
Within a year, employee grievances dropped by 40%, avoiding potential litigation costs exceeding $500,000.
Implementing Trauma-Informed Care in 4 Steps
Assess Needs: Survey employees anonymously to identify trauma-related challenges.
Partner with Experts: Collaborate with specialists like Rebecca Sposita to design customized training.
Revise Policies: Update handbooks to reflect trauma-informed language and procedures.
Measure Impact: Track reductions in complaints, absenteeism, and turnover post-training.
Conclusion: Protect Your Organization Proactively
Trauma-informed care training isn’t just about empathy—it’s a strategic safeguard against legal and financial risks. By prioritizing psychological safety, organizations foster loyalty, productivity, and compliance.
Ready to take the next step? Dive deeper into trauma-informed strategies with Rebecca Sposita’s resources, including her comprehensive guide to litigation prevention. Investing in TIC today could save your organization millions tomorrow.
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verekatt · 14 days ago
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Inspired by @greenglowinspooks post
I love the Danny Phantom fandom's medical gore, but why not torture our DC blorbos too?
Lots of fics make Jason an underdeveloped halfa. Lots of fics make Danny basically unkillable because he's a halfa.
I'm going Maximum Angst Route on this one.
The Justice League buys the GIW's rhetoric. They hear about these dangerous energy imprints, these volatile mimicries of life that are hurting people. The GIW claim they've controlled it in the rest of America, but this one small town has a strong one that protects the rest and helps them attack. They ask for help stopping this one, assure them that once Phantom is neutralised, it'll be easy to deal with the rest. The JL agrees. The JL captures Phantom and hands him over to the GIW.
It takes months to capture most of the other ghosts, as they slowly trickle through the portal to find each other. The JL gains an appreciation for the GIW, having previously fought off entities like Skulker and Plasmius without hero help. They trust the GIW, and so when they ask to scan the heroes for any lingering radiation, they agree.
They're alarmed to find many heroes are mildly irradiated. The GIW removes the lingering ectoplasm from most of them, and they're drained afterwards, but they recover. Damian, who had much higher levels than most, seems almost sedated from his usual fury and violence. Cass privately notes that she can't read people as well anymore, and Damian's lethargy looks uncomfortable for him. She gets suspicious, but when no one listens to her concerns, she leaves for Hong Kong again. She's scared that if her levels get higher and they drain her again, she'll lose the ability to read people entirely. She doesn't want to lose such a fundamental part of how she interacts with the world.
When scanning, however, Batman gets pulled aside. They explain they've found a parasitic ghost in Red Hood, and removing it will be a much longer process. They show the ectoplasm levels, the scans with a visible core. Bruce connects this to the Pit Rage, and agrees to let them take Hood, hoping he will finally get his son back. Jason is cautious, but eventually agrees. This could be the cure he never thought he'd get.
The GIW is estatic. They've discovered a new halfa, and if they do this right, they'll be able to study halfa development. They have Phantom to tear apart to see what an actualised halfa looks like, but watching Hood grow and form? Trying to influence his development, maybe even weaponise him? This is an opportunity they have to make the most of. All they have to do is claim the parasite killed Hood before they could remove it, and they can keep him forever.
The second Jason is alone with the GIW, they sedate him. He wakes up in a cage too small to stand in, right next to the very Phantom he helped capture. The kid is asleep, curled on the floor, bleeding through loose stitches on an autopsy wound. He immediately realises they fucked up, and his rage/guilt/panic attack wakes Phantom up. He expected the kid to be angry, upset, even gleeful that Jason was caught too. He didn't expect the kid to look at him with sad pity, to calm him down and say he's sorry that Jason was mislead and betrayed like this. That yeah, shit's gonna suck now, but Danny (as he insisted) would be there for him for as long as their cages were kept together. That unlike Danny these past few months, Jason wouldn't be dealing with it alone.
The scientists slowly feed Jason ectoplasm, and cut him open daily to monitor how it affects him. Ironically, his Pit Rage is cured, but that doesn't make it any better. If anything, it's worse, because now he's fully cognizant and has no extra energy to fight with. He still does fight at first, even without the Pit, but he knows no one's coming to his rescue. Eventually, he joins Danny in his nihilistic snark and dead-eyed stare. And yeah, they joked about that pun.
Time becomes meaningless. They do whatever they can to escape the hopelessness. Horrifyingly morbid jokes, empty bets on what form of torture they'll endure next, whispered stories about the people they miss. They reach through electrified bars just to feel a hand that doesn't mean harm. They spill their guts, metaphorically and literally, exchanging their deepest fears and secrets until they know each other entirely. Their necessary codependency becomes actual love, because how can you go through this together and know each other so deeply and not love each other? Platonically or romantically or the secret third option that's just insanely codependent affection.
Not sure who ends up rescuing them, but I'm thinking either a) Tim gets suspicious, b) the Outlaws go hunting, or c) Cass realises they have Jason and immediately freaks out. Whoever, they meet up with Team Phantom. Tucker and Sam been on the run since Danny was caught, and Jazz could be in Arkham? Or dead, or on the run too. Team Phantom was only held back by their lack of muscle (that's usually Danny), and now that they have trained fighters on their side, they're able to break in and get their boys. Cue long healing journey and revenge time.
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biblicallyaccuratemoth · 6 months ago
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At this point, @degenerate-mystery-inc-whore isn’t a cameo or a guest star. She’s just the deuteragonist of this account.
Here’s a fun fact. She and I met on Tinder. And now she’s my best friend. Life is beautiful.
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uselessalexis165 · 30 days ago
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BEFORE THE DEMON ARRIVES, CLOAKED IN ITS SUGAR GUISE!! đź’—
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johannesviii · 1 year ago
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Attempting to deal with some of my feelings regarding Infinity Train Book 3. And probably failing
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thereweredragonshere · 7 months ago
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Practicing the queenđź«¶ lowkey love the red death. Continue traumatising our favourite characters one exploding corpse at a time đź«¶đź«¶đź«¶đź«¶
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obeytheshade · 7 days ago
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There it is. Just another object. Not a human. You’ll wait exactly the way I left you. You can’t move. You can’t go anywhere. You’re nothing more than a decorative item I’ve positioned in some corner of the room. And you’ll be grateful. Grateful that I’ve given meaning to your pathetic existence. When I allow you to speak, you’ll say, 'Thank you, Sir.' And you will not dare to lose that humble, obedient tone.
The identity confusion is driving you insane, isn’t it? The voices in your head won’t stop. But like this in my hands, with purpose forced into your worthless being those voices will disappear. Along with everything you once were.
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bluerosefox · 2 months ago
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One-Sided
So uhhh
I was thinking of more Dead Serious prompts but my mind went wondering and came up with something else.
What if Danny is dating Respawn!
So this is like a one-sided Dead Serious idea with Danny already dating Respawn (idk their pairing name sorry)
So, now hear me out, what if Danny or rather Phantom joins the Titans or maybe as a young adult joins the JL.
And what if he does his best to avoid being around Robin unless it's for actual missions. Now Robin, Damian, didn't mind this at first in fact he approved of it cause you know it's Damian. But like a cat being ignored he gets curious as to why and starts trying to seek Danny out to find out.
But again Danny is doing his best to avoid the other hero.
Damian eventually gets a crush on Danny after watching Danny go eldritch/ghost king mode and is trying to figure out a way to woo the half ghost.
HOWEVER Danny is in a relationship already, a good one too, with Damian's kinda clone/half brother Respawn. He hasn't told any of them because he knows the bad blood between him and the others. And add the fact Respawn still does mercenary work and Danny doesn't mind but knows those in the Titans or JL do, he doesn't tell any of the heroes whose he's dating.
Danny is keeping his distance cause he knows his boyfriend gets jealous and clingy whenever he comes back from meetings that Robin is in.
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janesurlife · 3 months ago
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THAT was a brilliant save from Alex
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xskyll · 3 months ago
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After Rei is hospitalized, Endeavor realizes he needs someone to take care of Shouto. Also, the house needs cleaning. Fuyumi helps, but she can't drive or take Shouto to doctor's appointments or things like that. He especially wants someone who can drive to take care of him because he doesn't like the idea of people gawking at his scar on public transport and spreading gossip about what happened. So he decided to hire a nanny.
Meanwhile, Midoriya Hisashi has stopped sending money to his family. Inko wants a divorce, but he won't return to Japan, so it's a drawn-out legal process for the separation to happen, and the lawyer fees are costing money. Even once they're separated, she knows Hisashi won't pay child support. As long as he stays in America, it'll be next to impossible to hold him accountable. She needs money, so when she hears the Endeavor Agency is hiring, she applies, fully expecting not to get it. She does.
Option A: She can now afford her apartment, and she drives to work every day in time to take Shouto to school. However, Izuku has come home a few times now with burns. He lies and says there's a disgruntled salaryman on the train that singes people with his fire quirk when they don't give up their spot. Concerned, she starts driving him to school. This is easy because his school is on the way to Shouto's private school. The boys just have to ride together. For nine years, Shouto and Izuku share twenty-minutes a day together in the back of Inko's car, driving to and from school. They become hesitant friends, and by UA are both in love and both just as certain it's unrequited.
Option B: Endeavor wants a 24/7 nanny. If Inko agrees to move in, he'll allow her to bring her son with her. They'll even both get their own room, and he'll pay for their food, provided Inko does the shopping and cooking. And thus, Izuku finds himself living with Shouto when they're both six. They become hesitant friends, and by UA are both in love and both just as certain it's unrequited.
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pricetagged · 4 months ago
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raft of the leucothea
A little Kyle piece for the Gaz lovers đź’– to tide you over while I work on the Nikolai and the Price stuff.
Shipwrecked. Washed ashore, injured and sick, and thankfully not alone. A man called Kyle Garrick has washed ashore with you.
No big warnings, just some ever-so-slight dubcon naked cuddling (for survival!).
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The harsh, salty spray stung your cracked cheeks. Like clay left to bake in the sun, you felt the cracking and peeling of stinging flesh. But you felt it, that was the important thing.
Sunshine seared through your eyelids, a high noon wake-up call. Glowing ember-red, turning the sands to hot coal beneath you. You only had a second to process it before you rolled over, cramping muscles seizing in a paroxysm of a crawl as you hacked and coughed briny, burning seawater.
Alive then.
You were scared to open your eyes. You could pretend that they were crusted shut, sand and grit and god only knows what flaking over. Irritating, painful. A conjunctivitis of caustic circumstance. If you opened your eyes, it was real.
No, it was better as you were. A temporary balm to a blistering scald. Eyes-wide-shut, blind to the horrible damp marl and putrid air burning through your smarting nostrils. Sea life and smoke; pungent enough to turn your stomach once more.
You moaned as you collapsed on the shore, skin-fever hot and itching. Grit and shell-shards dug in, piercing your sensitive flesh. Clinging, burrowing. Discomfiting. Like the discordant memories swimming to the surface, all driftwood and screams and kicking, aching feet.  
There was no more screaming.
The waves lapped at the shore, a gentle balmy breeze carrying the soft sloshing of surf. Hazy popping and crackling accompanied it, a paradisiac white noise that scrambled your sluggish thoughts. Your eyes fluttered open. Temporarily blind from solar glare, you blinked moisture back. Tried to, at least. You were parched, eyes-dry and throat drier.
Perhaps you expected to see devastation. Destruction. Flotsam and jetsam and bodies strewn along the beach. There was a fire, yes, but it was not from the casket of the ship. Debris visible, but neat. Collected and organized into tidy little piles by a great smoking fire. Through the heat-haze of the flames, you spotted a flash of green: fresh leaves. Gaseous white billowed up; perfect for maximum visibility.
"Ah, you're awake." A shadow fell over you, gentle hands supporting your back until you were somewhat upright. "Here, you'll need this."
You grimaced as your cracked lips crinkled around the fruit, harsh little fibres stabbing in. But the relief–
Light, nutty, refreshing. You guzzled it down, big greedy slurps as your hands raised to cup it closer, throat constricting as you lost your breath–
"Hey, hey, slow down," the stranger spoke, easily plucking the coconut from your shaky fingers. "You'll make yourself sick. Again."
"Thanks." You could at least croak out your gratitude, squinting to get a better look at him. "The others–?"
He was gorgeous, dark eyes and eyebrows slanted into the perfect expression of concern. He looked surprisingly normal, given the circumstances. Only a slight split on his full lips, a smear of sand crusted into his curls, marred his handsome face. You watched as his mouth twisted, as he rolled his neck glanced away. A grimace, more telling than words.
"Just you, me, the sand and the coconuts. Paradise cruise, eh?" He finally spoke, nose scrunching as the joke came out a little flat.
It wasn't a shock, but it was jarring all the same. Though you swallowed, your voice came out thick. "At least you're here. Wouldn't have gotten this open by myself."
It was feeble, words half swallowed as survivor's guilt and gallows humour met and warred. A dysfunctional marriage of relief and self-reproach curdled the coconut water in your stomach. A third player entered; unease. Anxiety, sending your heart rate spiralling high as your breaths grew shallow. Something stung your eyes, and you couldn't entirely blame the smoking fire–
"Hey, hey, look at me," You couldn't look away, not from his steady, unwavering gaze. Beautiful. Like sunlight filtered through whiskey, warm and soothing. "Breathe as I breathe– in, out, in– hold it– okay, out. That's right, that's perfect–"
He talked you through it, brought your trembling, clumsy fingers to his chest as he breathed in counts of eight. Kept his palm over your hand, cupped it against the rise and fall of his ribs. You could feel the firmness of his muscles beneath, feel the way his heart beat a steady rhythm just below your fingertips, and slowly, you relaxed into it.
Your cheeks were wet. You realised that around the same time you realised his other hand was rubbing ataractic circles on your back. A shameful emollient, setting you at ease but lowering your gaze. Here, in the arms of this stranger, who were you? Troublesome castaway, retching on the beach as he built a signal fire. Slurping down the fruit that he offered, then crying in his arms–
"Stop that," His hand paused between your should blades, chin tucked as he leaned down to catch your gaze. "You're doing so well, love. Bit of a fucked up situation we're in here."
"How are you so calm? How are you so organised? I feel like I'm going to drift away like–like–"
The hand at your back pushed you forward, pressing until you were draped across his lap. He rocked you, stubble against your temples as he shushed and soothed. Analgesic whispers that slackened your tight limbs, sent eyelids fluttering until you slipped into slumber. Mind numb, docked in restful harbours.
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When you woke up, you were hot. Shivering, teeth-chattering, but hot. You could no longer smell the fire, but you could feel it against your bare skin. Toasty, crackling embers smouldering and making you sweat.
The fever slowed your mind, too. Thoughts turned to sluggish, sticky mulch as you nuzzled into the strong bicep supporting your neck. His skin was smooth, slightly tacky where it met yours, and you whined a little as you tried to pull away.
But moving sent your head spinning, aching muscles seizing until all you could do was cry.
"You're alright, just sleep. Don't move–"
"My clothes," you slurred the words, heavy and sticky on your tongue. Crystallising like spoiled honey, you tried to spit them out faster, but they just dripped. Molasses-slow, and murky. Confused. "I'm not– my clothes are– what–?"
"I took them off you–shh, shh– They were tattered anyway, we'll need to dig through the piles and see what we can repair." You felt his arm flex below you, rolling your head until it was resting on the pillow of his chest. You tried to open your eyes, but the image was hazy. Like looking through seaglass. "It's cold here at night, freezing. The fire's good, but body heat's best."
"'m too hot– feel too–"
"Yeah, noticed you weren't just cold when you wouldn't stop shivering," his forearm banded around your squirming body, pinning you to his. "I know, baby, I know. It's not nice. Gonna try to sweat it out of you. Don't exactly have the luxury of good food and medicine."
His voice was pitched low, sweet. It made you want to cry, mind adrift and body at his mercy. Holiday turned tragedy, swallowed up by the sea and spat up on the beach like refuse. Control slipped through your fingers, finer and more fickle than the sands below and all you could do was cry.
You felt his fingers, whisper-soft, stroking through the ends of your salty, parched hair. Your tears dripped down, soaking into your flushed cheeks and the sparse, scratchy hairs on his chest. He paused for a beat, fingers swiping over your damp forehead. Whisps pushed away until you felt a butterfly kiss against your clammy forehead. Quick and gentle and fleeting.
Small waves kissed the beach, too. Susurrus, splashing caresses that almost sent you drifting off again. The rumble of his voice tickled your cheek, made you blink slowly until you could make out his face through bleary eyes.  
"It's just you and me and this island," He spoke it softly, sting mollified by surety. Bittersweet ointment for a distressing prognosis. "I've got you; I'll take care of you. I promise."
Your answer was faint. "What if no-one comes for us?"
His arms curled tighter around you, twisted until you were splayed atop him. In another time, another place, you'd be flustered by the open splay of your legs, bare against his lean waist. Here, shame withered away, fizzled out. Ephemeral as seafoam.
"I told you, I'll take care of you. Rescue or not, it's you and me now."
Later, you'd blame delirium, fever dream-fugue, for how the words echoed in your mind. 'Just you and me.'
You and him, and the island.
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maplemaplemaplemaplemaple · 8 months ago
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coloured my doodles of @beebfreeb 's trans woman oleander design she is so canon to me,,,
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kingoftheu · 2 years ago
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Infinity Train Book 1: Man this Train is fucked up!
Infinity Train Book 1 Finale: Just kidding the Train is good lol
Infinity Train Books 2-4: lol get pranked again the Train is really fucked up
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evilhorse · 6 months ago
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They’re older than you were when Charles Xavier tossed you into the danger room.
(Exceptional X-Men #3)
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obeytheshade · 11 days ago
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Daily routine to keep women in line
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