listen to our Bbc radio 4 appeal on february 23.
Call the Midwife actor Christopher Harper will be telling the story of Tugrul and how TTI helped him recover from PTSD. Please listen in and donate to our vital work.
we believe that everyone affected by torture, trafficking and slavery, persecution and war has the right to evidence-based trauma treatment.
and that everyone working to end these atrocities must be protected to do their job.
We work with organisations all over the world to end trauma.
Goal 1: All victims of collective violence receive the evidence-based trauma treatment they need, without undue delay.
Goal 2: Everyone exposed to collective violence through their work is protected from traumatic stress.
Goal 3: Society understands that victims of collective violence suffer psychological trauma, and responds in a trauma-sensitive way.
Goal 4: Collective violence is significantly reduced through the successful action of human rights defenders.
Be part of a trauma-informed society
Together we can build a society where we can all live our fullest lives, free from psychological trauma. War and violence have brought trauma into our homes and communities on a scale unseen for a generation. We can respond by informing ourselves about trauma and reaching out to help those around us in a trauma-informed way.
How can we help you?
I’M WORRIED ABOUT workforce trauma
i’m hosting a survivor of trauma in my home
i would like trauma training
I have a client in need of trauma therapy
WE have developed RESOURCES and training FOR TRAUMA-EXPOSED ORGANISATIONS.
RESOURCES TO HELP HEAL
Vicarious trauma is a very real problem for those exposed to the suffering of others through their work. We enable organisations to mitigate against this, and have a library of resources which can help.
“What therapy gave me was the
ability to have strength in myself.
I am very grateful for my therapist.”
“The most important point for me is that I don’t feel like a ‘once in a decade’ case at TTI. It really makes a difference.”
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“Now, we are able to spot the signs when someone is in the ‘red zone’.”
CASE STUDY
A project to embed trauma-informed practices at London charity Women for Refugee Women has had a transformative impact on its staff and operations.
“We make sure that if people feel overwhelmed, they take time out. There has been a real mindset shift in this regard,” says director Alphonsine Kabagabo.
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