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TRACEs Informational Session — Recorded Presentation
Caregivers are screened for almost everything except the relational stress that shapes how they show up. TRACEs changes that.
This presentation walks you through the TRACEs framework — what it measures, how it works, and why it matters for the families and caregivers your organization serves. Download the slides, explore the tool, and if something sparks, we want to hear from you.
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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.
The TRACEs Screener offers a focused lens on the invisible burdens carried by caregivers of multi-system-involved (or need-complex) youth. By highlighting patterns of relational stress, system fatigue, and emotional depletion, the Screener helps providers, peer supporters, and care teams understand when a caregiver may need stabilization, collaborative planning, or deeper conversation.
The TRACEs Assessment offers a focused lens on the invisible burdens carried by caregivers of multi-system-involved youth. By highlighting patterns of relational stress, system fatigue, and emotional depletion, the Assessment helps providers, peer supporters, and care teams understand when a caregiver may need stabilization, collaborative planning, or deeper conversation.
The Full TRACEs Assessment contains 72 questions across six domains using a 0-4 Likert scale. This comprehensive tool provides detailed insight into the degree and location of caregiver trauma