Parenting Education for Women Experiencing Incarceration: Views of Prison Staff

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Table 1. Principles of a trauma-informed approach (SAMHSA (Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration),), 2014).

The six key principles
1. Safety	Promote physical and psychological safety
2. Trustworthiness	Build and maintain trust with transparent decisions
3. Peer support	Support to promote safety, hope, trust, collaboration and utilize the stories of lived experience to encourage recovery and healing
4. Collaboration	Share decisions to level power differences and demonstrate that healing happens in relationships
5. Empowerment, voice and choice	Have a belief that recovery and healing are possible. Support shared decision making, choice, goal setting for healing and facilitate this process
6. Cultural, historical and gender issues	Avoid cultural stereotypes, offer gender-responsive services, promote healing through cultural connection, incorporate protocols, policies and processes responsive to racial, ethnic and cultural needs of individuals and historical trauma

Figure 1. The underpinnings of prison parenting education for women.

DATA AVAILABILITY STATEMENT

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