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Healing After Trauma for South Asian Women in Aotearoa: Toward Culturally Safe Practice Information Sheet for Participants Thank you for showing an interest in this project. Please read this information sheet carefully before deciding whether or not to participate. If you decide to participate, we thank you. If you decide not to take part, there will be no disadvantage to you and we thank you for considering our request. What is the Aim of the Project? This study aims to unde

Refugee and displaced children often astonish educators, support workers, and community members with their ability to speak multiple...

The feeling of isolation and silence often accompanies betrayal trauma, especially in cultures where family honour and stigma can...

Introduction “At 41 weeks, Priya was told to ‘wait and see.’ Two days later, her baby had no heartbeat. No one had explained her elevated...

Introduction Trauma-informed care for South Asian women must be culturally relevant, historically contextualized, and responsive to...

"I didn’t see it as an achievement because it was in my head that it was my obligation to achieve it." This sentence, in many ways,...