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Most content assumes users are at full capacity. Adrie van der Luijt, Founder of Trauma-Informed Content Consulting, talks about what happens when they’re not and why that matters for everyone.
His keynotes, podcasts and articles cover the practical intersection of trauma-informed design, regulatory compliance and content strategy. He doesn’t do motivational keynotes or theoretical frameworks divorced from implementation. He shares what actually works based on four decades of journalism and work on projects serving millions of users during their worst moments.
Empowering your content strategy
What we talk about
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When good intentions create bad outcomes
How organisations accidentally make things worse for people in crisis and the small changes that fix it. Real examples from Universal Credit, cancer support and drink spiking guidance.
The £174 million question
Why FCA fines for failures with vulnerable customers mean trauma-informed content isn’t nice-to-have anymore. What Consumer Duty actually requires and how content teams implement it.
Beyond WCAG
Where accessibility standards end and trauma-informed design begins. What happens to comprehension during financial stress, bereavement or cognitive overload.
AI and vulnerable moments
How current AI approaches to content risk amplifying existing harm. What responsible implementation looks like when users’ capacity is reduced.
Let's discuss how we can help you
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We work best with audiences who need practical implementation guidance, not theoretical inspiration. Content teams handling real user crises. Vulnerability leads managing regulatory compliance. Service designers who’ve hit the limits of standard accessibility frameworks.
We are particularly interested in speaking at events where trauma-informed design is new territory rather than preaching to the converted, where the audience needs convincing that vulnerability isn’t an edge case.
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What you get
- Content grounded in actual projects, not case studies I’ve read about
- Practical techniques your team can implement Monday morning
- Honest answers about what I don’t know or haven’t tested yet
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What you don't get
- Corporate motivational speaking
- Theoretical frameworks without implementation paths
- Claims about demographics I haven’t worked with directly