Secondary Traumatic Stress

09/15/16 • 30 min

'Secondary Traumatic Stress', three veteran child welfare professionals discuss and provide examples about how to help child welfare professionals cope with secondary traumatic stress, such as the following: -Actions and trainings local agencies in Colorado and Michigan have taken to recognize, mitigate, and reduce secondary traumatic stress -Outcomes and positive impacts to service delivery that agencies have experienced by addressing secondary traumatic stress within their organizations

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