Problem: Imagine that you are working in a mental health service and your organisation is currently undergoing an audit on current work practices and programs to implement trauma-informed practices. a) You have organised a team meeting to obtain your colleagues' feedback. During the meeting, a few workers have expressed concerns about doing trauma screening with clients. One of the workers comments that "We are not trained to become trauma experts; I'm concerned that asking our clients about trauma might trigger reactions that we are not equipped to handle". Based on your understanding of trauma-informed practices, discuss how the above attitudes/understanding might lead to worker practices that become a potential source of traumatisation or re-traumatisation of clients accessing your service. (Your response should be approximately 80 words)