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TRAUMALITY has built a free community where people can meet, share and organise around trauma-informed change — with spaces as one of the ways to do it.
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The home of trauma-informed blogs — personal reflections, professional perspectives and community writing on what trauma-informed practice really looks like. Members write and publish theirs from inside the community area.

TRAUMALITY has built a free community where people can meet, share and organise around trauma-informed change — with spaces as one of the ways to do it.

At the Scottish premiere of TRAUMALITY, the conversation exposed the gap between understanding trauma and creating systems that respond differently.

More than 100 NHS staff joined an online screening of TRAUMALITY, followed by a live discussion exploring how film can help create conversations, influence practice and contribute to wider systems change.

TRAUMALITY was screened at the Tavistock Centre for healthcare professionals, people working across the NHS and people with lived experience of trauma — followed by a Q&A on what our understanding of trauma should lead us to do differently.