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A Practical Guide to Trauma-Sensitive Research showcases the novel idea of trauma-informed interventions for researchers, proposing clinical supervision as the standard rather than the exception. This framework not only aids in managing the aftermath of trauma but also opens new opportunities for both clinicians and researchers.
The book details the theoretical foundations of trauma, including the latest insights into how trauma affects individuals and communities, and addresses practical applications of trauma-sensitive methodologies in research. It emphasises ethical considerations, the importance of clinical supervision, and the necessity of adopting a trauma-sensitive approach to protect both research participants and researchers from the potential emotional toll of exposure to trauma. By bridging clinical practices with qualitative research, this book not only opens new professional avenues for clinicians and researchers but also advocates for a research environment that is empathetic, ethical, and informed by a deep understanding of trauma and its impacts.
A Practical Guide to Trauma-Sensitive Research will be of great utility to User Experience (UX) Professionals, such as service designers, UX designers, consultants, and researchers involved in qualitative research. Additionally, it will be of value to clinical professionals like social workers, psychologists, and psychotherapists, offering insights and supervision on applying trauma-informed approaches in non-clinical research settings.
Contents
Introduction to Trauma-Sensitive Research; Part 1: Trauma Theory for UX Professionals 1. The Absence of Diversity & Difference in Trauma Theory 2. What is Trauma? 3. Traumatic Activation and Responses 4. Distinguish between Stress and Traumatic Stress 5. Forms and Effects of Dissociation 6. Secondary Traumatic Stress and Vicarious Trauma; Part 2: Adopt a Trauma-Sensitive Approach 7. The Research Lifecycle 8. Commission Research 9. Write a Trauma-Sensitive Research Brief 10. Train and Prepare 11. Screen and Recruit of Participants 12. Create Guidance and Information Sheets 13. Do the Research and Collect Data 14. Analyse your Data 15. Report and Share your Findings; Concluding Thoughts: Moving Beyond Research: Trauma-Sensitive Organisations
