#107 - Trauma-Informed Lawyering, Part 2 with Dr. Deborrah Dunne (see also Episode #105)
Borderlines27 Apr 2024

#107 - Trauma-Informed Lawyering, Part 2 with Dr. Deborrah Dunne (see also Episode #105)

This is the second instalment (Part 1 is Episode #105 in this mini-series on Trauma-Informed Lawyering. In this segment, Deanna's own clinical counsellor, Dr. Deborrah Dunne discusses in more depth:


a) vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue;

b) the importance of self-care in running a trauma-informed practice;

b) strategies for identifying trauma (in yourself and your clients);

c) tools on how to "get present," and ideas for how to help your client get there too


Thank you again, Deborrah for all of your precious time!

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