Unhelpful attitudes and strategies: Try to ‘make things better’, Take on the ‘expert role’, Tell the person what he or she should do, Ignore the trauma ("this is not my role"), Collude with an abuser by suggesting the person may have done something to warrant the traumatic experience, Medicalise the problem, Blame ("they should just leave the situation if it's traumatic', why are you staying?"), Helpful attitudes and strategies: Acknowledge the situation, focus on strengths, communicate that healing and recovery are long-term processes, but can occur, Clarify your role – what you can and cannot do. Do not present as a trauma expert, Respect a persons choices, Take active part in inquiring and responding according to your ability as an RN, Acknowledge the responsibility lies with the person inflicting the trauma, Assist in making connections between the violence and how the person feels, Do not blame the person for the trauma that they’re experiencing,

How can I provide trauma informed care?

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