Part 1: How trauma shows up, impact on first responders, types of trauma
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Part 2: Functions of the brain, physical and emotional responses to trauma
Part 3: Tips for building rapport and making adjustments to the environment
Part 4: Structure of a trauma-informed interview, when/how to use different types of questions
Part 5: Ripple effects of a trauma-informed criminal justice system
Part 1: Dangerousness of perpetrators and lethality risk for victims; necessity for thorough investigation upon first response
Part 2: Forms of asphyxiation and the internal structures impacted; questions to ask regarding mechanisms of assault
Part 3: Overcoming communication barriers; questions to ask regarding perpetrator’s intent and victim’s fear
Part 4: Symptoms indicating impairment of normal breathing and/or blood flow; importance of connection to medical professionals
Part 5: Common offensive and defensive injuries; tips for photographing and documenting visible injuries
