A Call for Trauma- Informed Interdisciplinary Educational Practice in Undergraduate Curriculum.

In this conceptual article, a call for trauma- informed interdisciplinary educational practice in baccalaureate education is made to decrease indirect trauma symptoms in bachelor's- level trauma professionals. Social service professionals are routinely exposed to a range of physical, social, and men...

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Publicado en:Journal of Baccalaureate Social Work Vol. 25; no. 1; pp. 147 - 164
Autor principal: HEPSCHER, JOYCE
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Springer Publishing Company, Inc. 2020
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      ab: In this conceptual article, a call for trauma- informed interdisciplinary educational practice in baccalaureate education is made to decrease indirect trauma symptoms in bachelor's- level trauma professionals. Social service professionals are routinely exposed to a range of physical, social, and mental traumatic client experiences. Repeat exposure can lead to both personal and professional indirect traumatic impairment. Two social work training tools will be examined for future consideration of use to build professional resilience practices within baccalaureate curriculum. Trauma- informed educational practice has been increasingly incorporated into graduate curriculum to progress student resilience yet has not been included in baccalaureate curriculum. Many social service professionals' highest level of education is a bachelor's degree. In this article, the author argues that inclusion of trauma- informed educational practice in interdisciplinary baccalaureate curriculum will assist bachelor's- level professionals seeking employment in social service positions by providing them with useful tools to alleviate indirect traumatic symptoms and increase retention rates.
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