Tag: trauma-informed care
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From Detention to Homelessness: A Liverpool Survivor’s Fight for Safe Ground
Too Often, Safety Is the First Step – Then the Waiting Game Begins Arjeta Folla, a tenacious former detainee and Everton supporter, has spent years navigating a system that can feel arbitrary and unforgiving. After surviving the brutal realities of human trafficking and fighting her way back to Liverpool from immigration detention, she hoped to…
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A Review of the Educational, Mental Health, and Socioeconomic Consequences for U.S. Students
Introduction Gun violence is more than a public safety issue in the United States; it is a pervasive educational and social crisis that shapes the daily lives of students. From routine school disruptions to long-term mental health challenges and widening socioeconomic disparities, the consequences touch classrooms, families, and communities across the country. This review synthesizes…
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Child Maltreatment Leaves Measurable DNA Scars in Children
New Evidence Links Childhood Adversity to DNA Changes and Brain Alterations Child maltreatment, including abuse and neglect, remains a pressing global public health challenge. Beyond its well-documented psychological and social consequences, recent research shows that the impact of early trauma extends into the biological realm, leaving measurable marks on children’s DNA that correlate with changes…


