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Kate McLachlan

Compassionate

“Trauma-informed Criminal Justice”: Read all about it.

My book about trauma-informed criminal justice was published in May 2024.

By Kate McLachlan, 2 yearsMay 18, 2024 ago
Compassionate

My new book: “Trauma-informed criminal justice”!

This week I submitted my book to Palgrave Macmillan publishers.

By Kate McLachlan, 2 years ago
Principles

The relationship between #raisetheage and trauma-informed practice goes two ways

The relationship between #raisetheage and trauma-informed practice goes two ways.

By Kate McLachlan, 3 yearsJanuary 30, 2023 ago
Compassionate

Learnings from the International Childhood Trauma Conference

I’ve just spent a week at the International Childhood Trauma Conference with at least two thousand other people. Many attendees were therapists and clinicians working with children and adults. There were also academics and pracademics like me. I heard from expert pioneers such as Dan Hughes and Jon Baylin, Judith Read more…

By Kate McLachlan, 4 yearsAugust 7, 2022 ago
Trauma-Informed

Trauma-informed Sentencing in SA

I submitted my PhD thesis. It explored the degree to which South Australian judges used trauma-informed practices when sentencing defendants.

By Kate McLachlan, 4 yearsJuly 13, 2022 ago
Prison Visit

Flikshop: Postcards and love letters to people in prison

Flikshop is based on a simple idea. Send photos and brief messages delivered as postcards to any person in any prison instantly

By Kate McLachlan, 4 yearsApril 25, 2022 ago
Guiding Principles

Children are often the forgotten victims of crime

Andrew came up with the idea and the name for the Magnolia Project. I loved it. Magnolias are a symbol of perseverance and dignity: two qualities that help individuals and families to move beyond incarceration.

By Kate McLachlan, 4 yearsApril 10, 2022 ago
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