The growing body of scholarship on youth trauma in educational contexts has yielded
promising discoveries about resources, programs, and practices that may improve success …

Research has demonstrated a relationship between childhood trauma, violence, and justice
involvement. As juvenile justice systems have become more attune to the needs of …

Police violence against racial and ethnic minorities has been researched through the lens of
multiple social science disciplines including psychology. Within psychology, the study of …

Childhood trauma affects many youths across the United States and has a devastating
impact on their functioning, well-being, and overall academic and vocational outcomes …

Objectives This study replicates and extends the research literature on poly-victimization
with a vulnerable and under-served population, juvenile justice-involved youths. Methods …

The experience of clinical practitioners and trauma survivors over the past 50 years or more
indicates that many of the potentially therapeutic factors identified with group therapy for a …

Psychopathy is a personality disorder characterized by a mix of traits belonging to four
facets: affective (eg, callous/lack of empathy), interpersonal (eg, grandiosity), behavioral …

This study examines preservice teacher coursework and interview data related to
encountering student trauma, secondary trauma, and the role of self-care during clinical …

Most youth detained in juvenile justice facilities have extensive histories of exposure to
psychological trauma. Traumatic stress plays a key role in their mental health and …

Sexual violence continues to be a significant public health problem affecting significant
portions of the population. Unfortunately, an agreed upon theory of etiology remains elusive …