
Understanding Trauma, PTSD and Trauma Informed Practice
DateWednesday, 24 February, 9:30am
LocationOnline live streamed - Microsoft Teams
PriceTickets from £30
About this event
Course Duration:
9.30am - 13.30pm
Target Audience:
All staff, volunteers, family carers, direct employers and their PA’s
Aim:
Trauma isn’t always about experiencing single traumatic events. It is an emotional response to an extreme moment of stress and pain. Despite sometimes being perceived as rare, trauma is a prevalent issue in contemporary society that can impact all of us.
The Trauma-Informed Practice training is designed to equip participants with essential knowledge and skills to deliver services in a way that prevents further harm or re-traumatisation for individuals who have experienced psychological trauma or adversity at any stage in their lives.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand trauma and the effects that are commonly experienced post-trauma
- Recognise the difference between various types of trauma and the long-lasting impact
- Understand the neuroscience behind trauma and PTSD
- Identify the impact of trauma on the mind-body disconnection
- Embed the principles of a trauma informed approach in your practice
- Enhance listening skills and confidence in supporting those affected by trauma•Increase awareness of local and national support services available for those affected by trauma
- Develop confidence in managing own mental health and the importance of self-care
Venue
Online live streamed - Microsoft Teams
Further information
NOTE: This course is for individuals who provide Adult Health and Social care in Hertfordshire or who support Hertfordshire residents only