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Becoming Trauma Informed
Understanding and Applying Trauma-Informed Principles
Join us for a comprehensive full-day workshop designed to deepen your understanding of the nature of trauma, signs and symptoms, how to respond effectively and appropriately to trauma responses, and the practical application of trauma-informed principles in various settings. This workshop will explore the profound impact of trauma on individuals, particularly within educational, healthcare, and community environments.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is ideal for educators, mental health professionals, social workers, and anyone interested in creating supportive environments for those affected by trauma.
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Aims
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Improve client outcomes
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Increase staff and client wellbeing
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Reduce burnout and staff turnover
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Develop genuinely trauma informed workplaces, procedures and communities.
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Outcomes
By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
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Recognize the signs of trauma and its impact on individuals.
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Apply trauma-informed principles in their daily interactions.
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Foster environments that promote safety, trust, and healing.
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Join us in this essential workshop to enhance your skills in supporting those affected by trauma and contribute to building a more compassionate community.
Workshop Highlights
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Professional and Lived Experience: Participants will hear firsthand accounts from a PACFA accredited facilitator, who has worked in the field with supporting a wide range of clients recovering from trauma. Our facilitator also has lived experience with trauma recovery, providing invaluable insights into the personal effects of trauma and the importance of a supportive environment.
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Case Studies: Engage with real-world case studies that illustrate successful implementations of trauma-informed practices. These examples will highlight both challenges and effective strategies for fostering resilience and recovery.
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Neuroscience of Trauma: Gain an understanding of the neurological underpinnings of trauma. Learn how trauma affects brain function and behavior, and discover ways to mitigate its effects through informed practices.
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Practical Strategies: The workshop will equip participants with practical tools to support staff, students, and clients in creating a truly trauma-informed environment. This includes: Developing trusting relationships, Creating safe and predictable spaces, Implementing positive supports and emotional regulation strategies, and engaging in self-care practices for staff to prevent burnout and secondary trauma.