Juvenile court responds to trauma for better outcomes - Arizona (3 min)

Chris Engel 7/16/138:54 PM

"Pima County Juvenile Court is just the second court in the country to become trauma responsive. They are doing a thorough review of the court process to recognize and limit trauma, hopefully reducing the number of kids returning to the center and reducing the number of kids in the welfare system.

"We know that in the child welfare cases, those children have pretty universally suffered some trauma or they wouldn't be with us," said Judge Karen Adam, spearheading the efforts in Pima County...."

http://www.kvoa.com/news/juvenile-court-responds-to-trauma-for-better-outcomes/

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