Safety Before Trust

By: California Center of Excellence for Trauma Informed Care
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  • The California Center of Excellence for Trauma Informed Care is committed to helping trauma-exposed people achieve safety, connection, and empowerment and helping agencies transform practice to work more effectively with clients by better understanding trauma and focusing on safety. The principle of Safety Before Trust is a foundation of this work, particularly in connection with the Center's project to stop trusted advisor abuse, which occurs when a person in a position of trust uses that position to control a patient, client, parishioner, or athlete. The Stop Trusted Advisor abuse project promotes educating the general public, holding professionals to a higher level of responsibility, ensuring that accountability systems do a much better job of policing abuse within their ranks, and protecting those who rely on providers, whether in publicly-funded systems or on the private market. Safety Before Trust means “Because I am safer, I have the ability to trust,” not the other way around.
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  • Trusted Advisor Abuse: Cases in the Yoga Community

    Trusted Advisor Abuse: Cases in the Yoga Community
    Dec 14 2020

    Podcast host Gabriella Grant and special co-host Sydney Scanlon examine trusted advisor abuse as it has occurred in the Bikram Yoga and Yoga to the People communities. 
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    45 mins
  • Sleep and Trauma: Understanding How to Achieve Healthier Sleep

    Sleep and Trauma: Understanding How to Achieve Healthier Sleep
    Sep 23 2020

    Fiona Barwick, PhD, director of the Sleep & Circadian Health Clinic at Stanford Sleep Medicine Center talks with podcast host Gabriella Grant about the relationships between sleep and trauma and explains some relatively easy-to-implement routines that people use to achieve healthier sleep.
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    33 mins
  • Trusted Advisor Abuse: Institutional Failures in the Larry Nassar Case

    Trusted Advisor Abuse: Institutional Failures in the Larry Nassar Case
    Aug 17 2020

    California Center of Excellence for Trauma Informed Care director Gabriella Grant and researcher Sara Kaufman explain the concept of trusted advisor abuse and discuss the multiple failures that prevented young women from being protected from abuse by former Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar. Learn more at the Stop Trusted Advisor Abuse project website: http://complaintweb.trauma-informed-california.org.
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    41 mins

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Not what you would think

Perhaps i came in with the wrong mind set. I was looking for more info on trauma informed care and was sadly disappointed. For one the first episode talks more about yoga than trauma informed care. Although they do bring some interesting thoughts to the table the podcast is spent mostly talking and not really going anywhere. (Why is this on audible?)
My final critique would be to change the title and sub text to reflect that the podcast is about trusted advisor abuse not trauma informed care as a whole.

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