The Traumatic Stress Institute fosters the transformation of organizations and service systems to trauma-informed care (TIC) through the delivery of whole-system consultation, professional training, coaching, and research.

There are 6 versions of the ARTIC scale, three for human service organizations and three for education settings. Organizations and schools select the version that is most appropriate for their setting and how they plan to use the ARTIC. All version are included when you purchase the ARTIC.

ARTIC FOR HUMAN SERVICES

1. ARTIC-45 — Human Services

• 45-item scale. Five subscales and two supplementary subscales.
• To be used in human service settings that have begun implementing trauma-informed care (TIC).

2. ARTIC-35 — Human Services

• 35-item scale. Five subscales. Excludes two supplementary subscales.
• To be used in human service settings that have NOT yet begun implementation of TIC.

3. ARTIC-10 — Human Services

• 10-item short form. One total score.
• To be used in human service settings that have or have not begun implementation of TIC.
• Used when there is time or resource limitations making the ARTIC-45 and ARTIC-35 not feasible.

ARTIC FOR EDUCATION

1. ARTIC-45 — Education

• 45-item scale. Five subscales and two supplementary subscales.
• To be used in education settings that have begun implementing TIC.
• Language modified to fit education settings (i.e., “student” rather than “client”).

2. ARTIC-35 — Education

  • 35-item scale. Five subscales. Excludes two supplementary subscales.
  • To be used in education settings that have NOT yet begun implementation of TIC.
  • Language modified to fit education settings (i.e., “student” rather than “client”).

3. ARTIC-10 — Education

• 10-item short form. One total score.
• To be used for education settings that have or have not begun implementation of TIC.
• Used when there is time or resource limitations making ARTIC-45 and ARTIC-35 not feasible.
• Language modified to fit education settings (ie., “student” rather than “client”).

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The Traumatic Stress Institute (TSI) helps organizations internationally transform their services and culture to one that is trauma-sensitive and trauma-informed. The TSI model melds Risking Connection and Restorative Approach staff training with system consultation to promote and sustain change.  Click here for more information or contact Dr. Steve Brown at steveb@klingberg.com.
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