EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 22 MIN
5 Things Foster Carers Wish Professionals Knew About Trauma-Informed Care | #TRIBE Talk - Ep. 32
from TRIBE Talk · host Laura Neal & Rachel Evans
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of TRIBE Talk, we bring the voice of foster carers to the forefront highlighting what they wish professionals truly understood about trauma-informed care. Foster carers are on the front line of supporting children with complex trauma, yet their insights are often underrepresented in decision-making, planning, and intervention design.This episode explores five key messages that can transform how professionals work alongside carers—moving from fragmented, inconsistent approaches to more aligned, relational, and effective support. Grounded in real-world experience and trauma-informed principles, this conversation focuses on improving collaboration, strengthening understanding, and ultimately achieving better outcomes for children.Check out the TRIBE Trauma Informed Care training at: https://www.tribecare.org/Episode Highlights:Why consistency between home and professional input is criticalThe importance of listening to and valuing carers’ lived experienceHow misalignment between professionals and carers impacts childrenSupporting carers, not just the childBuilding stronger, more collaborative relationships between carers and professionals
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we bring the voice of foster carers to the forefront highlighting what they wish professionals truly understood about trauma-informed care. Foster carers are on the front line of supporting children with complex trauma, yet their insights are often underrepresented in decision-making, planning, and intervention design. This episode explores five key messages that can transform how professionals work alongside carers—moving from fragmented, inco...
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