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Prepare to Launch! The ARTIC Reopens in July 2026

June 4, 2026 / by Tasha Reece, M.S.

After a year of intentional growth and system improvements, we are excited to officially announce that Online ARTIC will reopen in July 2026.

Since 2016, the ARTIC (Attitudes Related to Trauma-Informed Care) Scale has become the most widely used measure of trauma-informed care, with more than half a million survey administrations completed globally. In May 2024, we made the decision to pause new Online ARTIC sales in order to better support our existing partners and strengthen the systems surrounding implementation, onboarding, and project support.

While the ARTIC itself remains the same validated instrument trusted by organizations and researchers around the world, the next phase of Online ARTIC includes expanded support and resources designed to help clients navigate trauma-informed systems change more effectively. This includes enhanced onboarding and implementation guidance, expanded researcher resources, and additional tools to promote long-term project success.

As we relaunch Online ARTIC beyond our community of Risking Connection Change Model clients, our goal is not simply to increase access but to ensure organizations feel supported throughout the entire process. Because of this commitment to high-quality partnership, we will only onboard 10 new Online ARTIC projects between July and December 2026. Organizations interested in securing a spot are encouraged to complete our interest form. Once capacity is reached, additional organizations will be added to our 2027 waitlist.

 

Tags: Measurement & Research

Tasha Reece, M.S.

Written by Tasha Reece, M.S.

LaTasha Reece, M.S., is the Research Coordinator for the Traumatic Stress Institute of Klingberg Family Centers. She coordinates all aspects of the ARTIC scale product line, including assisting client agencies, data collection and management, and supporting her TSI team members. LaTasha is a trauma-focused physiologist and quantitative researcher with a background in molecular biology and biotechnology. She is committed to improving the lives of women and children of color via physiological assessment of stressors in the individual and addressing systemic racism in healthcare institutions. LaTasha is also a proud wife and mother of two beautiful little girls.