47 Benefits of Trauma-Informed Practice Adopting a trauma-informed approach can lead to better outcomes for adults. It helps in building stronger therapeutic relationships, reducing the risk of re-traumatization, and promoting recovery. Adults are likely to feel more understood and supported, which can enhance their engagement and improve their overall wellbeing. Practice Point It is important to be aware (follow link for more information) that re-traumatisation can occur when talking about specific events. In general, make it clear to the adult that they are not required, and are in fact discouraged, from talking about the specific details of trauma. When gathering information, it is not necessary to know the full details – but rather the impact of trauma and any recovery. Consider providing the adult with information about Steps to Wellbeing services, if appropriate. Consider whether it is indicated that the effects of the trauma may be causing the person to struggle with making decisions or with carrying out tasks (see Appendix 15 (Mental Capacity Act and Deprivation if Liberty Safeguards). The following pages provide suggested templates for agencies to adopt within their own guidance as appropriate;
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