Trauma-informed lead advocates ‘must have’ approach requiring changes in culture, belief and values

6th October 2022Martin Buhagiar, Policing Insight

As UK policing’s lead on trauma-informed practice, Lancashire’s Supt Justin Srivastava outlined county and country-wide efforts to establish the new approach to reducing violence at a recent public health policing conference; but those taking part in the session reiterated that responsibility to end patterns of chronic violence should not fall on the shoulders of police forces alone, as Policing Insight’s Martin Buhagiar reports.

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Trauma-informed lead advocates ‘must have’ approach requiring changes in culture, belief and values

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