This training program is designed for professionals working in community services, health & education who provide services to children, youth, adults & families who have experienced trauma. The ‘8 principles of trauma-informed practice’ will be discussed and practical strategies to implement these in various contexts (e.g. schools, foster care, residential care, office based workplaces etc.) will be explored. The Sanctuary Model (Dr Sandra Bloom) is introduced as an example of a trauma-informed practice model during this workshop.
Date: Tuesday 21st & Wednesday 22nd April, 2015
Time: 9 am – 4.30 pm
Price: *$270 plus GST
Venue: Geraldton Regional Community Education Centre, Cnr Gregory & Augustus St, Geraldton
*Price includes: Learner Workbook, PowerPoint slides and USB containing additional reading. Tea, coffee, biscuits and a light sandwich & fruit lunch will be provided.
Supported by the Child and Parent Centre – Rangeway. A State Government initiative.
Learning Outcomes:
Day 1: Understanding Trauma
- Identify the impact of trauma on: child development, secure attachment and brain development.
- Understand the relationship between a child’s trauma history and his or her behaviours and responses.
- Discuss the ‘8 Principles of Trauma-Informed Care’.
Day 2: Trauma Informed Care
1. Apply an understanding of trauma-informed care to:
- Create safe environments and build strong relationships
- Support well-being and avoid trauma re-enactment
2. Apply an understanding of trauma-informed care to:
- Develop and support workers, including self-care strategies to manage
- vicarious trauma
- Enhance service delivery and recognise the importance of partnership at every level.
3. Identify resources & supports for further professional development.
Use this link to register:
http://www.karenhulls.com.au/book_into_training
Contact Details:
Postal Address: 215 Crystal Brook Road, Wattle Grove WA 6107
Phone: (08) 9359 2334 Mobile: 0400 510 441
Email: karenhulls@gmail.com
Web: www.karenhulls.com.au