In this two-hour training, participants will learn the foundations of trauma-informed care and practice, why it is needed, and familiarise themselves with the principles that underpin these approaches. Guidance will be provided on implementing trauma-informed care and practice in service and organisational settings, and trauma-informed frameworks and resources will be shared.
Learning outcomes:
- Define trauma-informed care and practice
- Describe the principles fundamental to trauma-informed care and practice
- Apply trauma-informed care and practice in your service settings
- Identify key information and frameworks to support the embedment of trauma-informed practice in your organisation
Who Should Attend:
Managers, professionals, and practitioners who work in various community services, including child protection, mental health, legal, alcohol and other drugs, health and allied health, and family, domestic, and sexual violence. It specifically supports organisations in planning and developing trauma-informed programs and services.
