In this weeks episode of TRIBE Talk as we are at the start of December we are looking at how childhood trauma can effect Christmas. What does Christmas mean for children who have experienced trauma and why do things like Santa, concerts and festive cheer cause huge meltdowns?

If you want to know more and get advice on how to manage Christmas we created a Deep Dive; Tinsel, Triggers and Tantrums to dive into Christmas difficulties and what we can do about them. Check it out Here: https://www.tribecare.org/tinsel-triggers-tantrums for instant access.

Many children who have experienced trauma take more risks than other children their age, but why is this. We explore in this podcast risk taking and the hidden impact of trauma.

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Which Therapy for Children Who Experienced Trauma: https://youtu.be/S79haruGgeU
What Is Complex Trauma: https://youtu.be/WkvDqrwiuR4

This week, we take a deep dive into why data matters in Trauma-Informed Care and how it strengthens the support we offer to children and families. We explore how thoughtful, compassionate data collection helps us move beyond guesswork and into genuinely evidence-based practice—allowing teams to understand behaviour patterns, track progress, and tailor interventions with precision.

You’ll hear how data helps us see the why behind behaviour, identify unmet needs, and ensure our responses align with each child’s developmental stage, trauma history, and current emotional capacity. We break down how TRIBE uses data not as numbers on a page, but as a powerful tool for reflection, decision-making, and delivering consistent, attuned, and effective support.

By the end of the episode, you’ll have a clearer understanding of how data, when used safely and compassionately, becomes a protective factor in itself—helping us offer care that is accountable, responsive, and truly healing.

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In this podcast we explore therapies for children who have experienced trauma mapping them onto the TRIBE Trauma framework. If you want to know about therapies that may help check this podcast out.

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In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore one of the core truths of trauma-informed care — every behaviour has a reason. We dive into why children who’ve experienced trauma may show behaviours that seem challenging, confusing, or even extreme, and how these actions often reflect unmet needs, fear, or survival responses. Join us as we unpack the science, share real-life examples, and talk about how understanding the why behind behaviour can transform the way we care, connect, and respond.

This week is national adoption week so we are talking about trauma informed care and adoption in the TRIBE Talk podcast. We discuss adoption, therapy and the impact of adoption support fund cuts.

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In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we dive into complex trauma — what it really means, how it differs from single-event trauma, and what it looks like in the lives of children. Through a real-life case example, we explore how trauma shapes development, behaviour, attachment, and many areas of a child's life.

If you want to know more about how complex trauma presents check out this episode.

In this episode of TRIBE Talk, Laura and Rachel unpack what makes the TRIBE Trauma-Informed Care model unique. We explore the five key components that form the foundation of the TRIBE Trauma Framework and how they work together to create real, lasting change for children who have experienced trauma.

You’ll hear how TRIBE maps support sequentially—meeting each child where they are developmentally, emotionally, and behaviourally—to guide healing, growth, and connection. Whether you’re new to trauma-informed care or already practising it, this episode will help you see how structure and science can sit beautifully alongside compassion and care.