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As a family supporting professional, you stand in a unique position—you understand the weight of multi-systemic caregiving from lived experience, and you bring that wisdom into spaces where caregivers are often overlooked, misunderstood, or asked to simply 'hold on a little longer.'
This guide will equip you with the knowledge and tools to administer the TRACEs Assessment with confidence, compassion, and clarity. More importantly, it will help you recognize when caregivers are not just stressed—they are trauma-activated—and how to respond with the dignity and support they deserve.
As a family supporting professional, you stand in a unique position—you understand the weight of multi-systemic caregiving from lived experience, and you bring that wisdom into spaces where caregivers are often overlooked, misunderstood, or asked to simply 'hold on a little longer.'
This guide will equip you with the knowledge and tools to administer the TRACEs Assessment with confidence, compassion, and clarity. More importantly, it will help you recognize when caregivers are not just stressed—they are trauma-activated—and how to respond with the dignity and support they deserve.