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Understanding Trauma
Working in a trauma informed way means looking at the whole person taking into account past/current trauma and the resulting coping mechanisms and behaviours in order to be able to better support an individual

2 Day Course
CPD Certificate (12 hours​)
Overview
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What is Trauma?
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Understanding the different types of trauma.
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Trauma in early childhood and the impact on the developing brain
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Understanding Post Traumatic Responses
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Triggers and Body Memory Trauma
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Dissociative Disorders
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Understanding Vicarious Trauma
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Maladaptive Coping Mechanisms to Trauma
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The Professionals response to Trauma.
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The 5 Principles of Trauma Informed Support; safety, Trust, Choice, Control and Collaboration
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Suitable for;
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Counsellors
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Therapists
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Social Workers
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Youth Workers
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Teachers
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Health Visitors
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Foster Carers
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Mental Health Staff
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Substance Misuse Workers
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Police
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Family Support Workers
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Housing Staff
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Benefit advisors
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COURSE DATES
Dates: Tuesday 22nd June and Wednesday 23rd June 2021
Time: 9.30 - 16.00
Venue: Helford House, Threemilestone Industrial Estate, Truro.
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Tea/Coffee will be provided, please bring your own lunch
Cost
£250.00
CPD Certificate provided
What people say about training?
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"This is literally the best training I've ever done. I learned so much and I would love to do some more"
"Amazing, best training that I have ever attended. I have learnt so much, it will help me to do an even better job with my parents and children"
"Five star training.....hugely informative...thought provoking and emotional"
"This training had a great balance of info and application to professional practice and our work...."
"The best course thank you so much"
"Absolutely excellent...Thank you Jo and Cath...perfect pitch"
"Truly fascinating training. I feel very lucky to have been a part of the last couple of days and have learnt so much. Thank you"
"Everything was explained in a really clear"
"Very insightful and I am looking forward to taking the knowledge forward in my work"
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