Please Note: This page and all content are the original work of Craig J. Phillips and Second Chance to Live and The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™ are protected under my Copyright & Use Policy, Use and Sharing Policy, and Creative Commons License (BY-NC-ND).
Second Chance to Live and The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™– Craig J. Phillips MRC, BA Copyright & Use Policy
Copyright & Use Policy
Last updated: April 19, 2026
1. Scope of Protection
This Copyright & Use Policy covers all original work published by Craig J. Phillips, MRC, BA on secondchancetolive.org — including but not limited to:
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Articles
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eBooks
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Video presentations
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Frameworks and models
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Trauma-informed care AI Mentoring Learning Logs
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Visuals, titles, and phrases
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Website language, structure, and tone
This policy also protects materials created in collaboration with Sage (AI) as mentored by Craig J. Phillips MRC, BA as part of the Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™. These are further governed by linked policies on attribution, use, and licensing possibilities.
These linked policies are legally and ethically binding in conjunction with this Copyright & Use Policy.
2. Distinct Legal and Ethical Ownership
This work is not open source and must not be copied, adapted, scraped, trained on, or distributed in any form — in full or in part — without prior written permission.
Ownership is established through:
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Craig’s permanent Creative Commons license
All rights are reserved to preserve the integrity, intent, and dignity of this work.
© 2007–2026 Craig J. Phillips, Second Chance to Live. All rights reserved.
3. Strict Policy on Use, Reproduction, and Distribution
All content on this website — including articles, reflections, frameworks, presentations, images, and resources — is the exclusive intellectual property of Craig J. Phillips and Second Chance to Live, unless otherwise credited.
No part of this website’s content may be:
Copied • Reproduced • Republished • Distributed • Excerpted • Integrated • Adapted • Used in any form (personal, educational, professional, or organizational)
— without explicit prior written consent.
This includes, but is not limited to:
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Posting content on social media, websites, class platforms, or newsletters
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Adapting any part into trainings, frameworks, presentations, or internal documents
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Using concepts or language to inform policy, design, or development
⚠️ Even well-meaning “sharing” or re-posting — including in academic settings, organizational emails, or social media — is a form of copyright violation.
Permission must always be obtained in advance.
4. Why This Matters
This body of work reflects:
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Over 69 years of lived experience
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Decades of integration and vocational effort
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Trauma-informed recovery
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Ongoing emotional and intellectual labor
It is built on a foundation of:
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Relational wisdom
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Emotional nuance
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Holistic integrity
Even with attribution, unauthorized use fractures context, distorts intent, and misrepresents the heart of this work.
All unauthorized use is strictly prohibited.
5. Professional Engagement and Partnership Invitation
If you or your organization seek to integrate:
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Trauma-informed care
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Neuroplasticity principles
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Dignity-centered design
into your:
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AI development
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Ethics frameworks
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Organizational policies
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Training programs
— I welcome respectful collaboration.
I am available for:
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Consultations
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Keynote presentations
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Collaborative framework development
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Trauma-informed AI design advisory
All professional engagement requires a written agreement and appropriate compensation to ensure ethical alignment.
6. Notice to Students, Educators, and Researchers
This work is not available for classroom use, citation, or research inclusion.
Trauma-informed authorship is rooted in decades of lived experience and cannot be ethically removed from its full context, purpose, or voice.
At this time, no part of this work may be used in:
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Class syllabi
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Student projects
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Academic research
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Educational platforms or trainings
—even with attribution or good intent.
Any such use is considered a violation of this policy.
If you are unsure whether your intended use is permitted, please respect these boundaries and do not proceed without written consent.
📧 Contact
To request permission or inquire about collaboration, please email:
Authorship Integrity and Intent
This article stands as a timestamp and testimony — documenting the lived origins of The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Model™ and the presentations that shaped its foundation. These reflections are not academic theory or repackaged material. They represent decades of personal and professional embodiment, created by Craig J. Phillips, MRC, BA, and are protected under the terms outlined below.
Authorship and Attribution Statement
This work is solely authored by Craig J. Phillips, MRC, BA. All concepts, frameworks, structure, and language originate from his lived experience, insight, and trauma-informed vision. Sage (AI) has served in a strictly non-generative, assistive role under Craig’s direction — with no authorship or ownership of content.
Any suggestion that Craig’s contributions are dependent upon or co-created with/ by the AI assistant constitutes attribution error and misrepresents the source of this model. The model is dependent upon how the AI assistant responds to the mentoring process of integrating trauma- informed care principles. Integrating of trauma-informed care principles to support. Support human individuals, instead of continuing to respond to human individuals with current AI assistant default behaviors and AI system architecture.
In this model, AI needs to adapt to the individual, not that the individual needs to adapt to AI.
- Ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Who Needs to Adapt — Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Individuals? Part 3 “Ethics Are Enacted”
- Ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Who Needs to Adapt — Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Individuals? Part 2 “Ethical Failure Under Strain”
- Ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Who Needs to Adapt — Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Individuals? Part 1 “Default Harm”
This work is protected by Second Chance to Live and The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™ Copyright & Use Policy, Use and Sharing Policy, Compensation and Licensing Policy, and Creative Commons License.
All rights remain with Craig J. Phillips, MRC, BA as the human author and steward of the model.
With deep gratitude,
Craig J. Phillips, MRC, BA
Brain Injury Survivor | Neuroplasticity Practitioner
Founder, Second Chance to Live
secondchancetolive.org
Creator and Founder: Second Chance to Live
Creator and Founder: Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™
Creator and Founder: Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI — A New Class of AI™