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Trauma-informed care is often treated as an optional extra in mental health and medical settings. In reality, it fundamentally changes how mental health assessments, psychiatric assessments, and clinical interactions should be conducted. Without a trauma-informed approach, care can be technically correct while still causing psychological harm. I’ve observed mental health assessments where the clinical environment, the power imbalance between doctor and patient, and a person’s trauma history...

An Internal Family Systems (IFS) Perspective on Artificial Intelligence and Mental Health As an online psychologist in New Zealand who...

“I feel depressed” is a common complaint my clients present with. This depression may also accompany thoughts of wanting to end their...