A key component of trauma-informed work is self-awareness; awareness of our own experiences with trauma, how we are affected by the work and of how we may be affecting others. Cultivating self-awareness requires attention to our own needs and support to navigate challenges in effort to keep relationships with others safe, respectful and transparent.
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