Trauma Informed Practice Awareness

Overview

This Trauma Informed Practice Awareness Training course focuses on Trauma Informed Practice and what the adoption of this as a core value means for service delivery and equality of access. It explores the concept of trauma, how it can remain a contributing factor throughout someone’s life and how organizations can adapt the way they offer services to become more accessible and safe for those who are trauma experienced

Who is Trauma Informed Practice Awareness aimed at?

All health and social care staff and anyone who interacts with those who may have experienced trauma in their life.

Course Length

1 day

Learning Outcomes

On completion of the course, participants will:- 

• Understand the concept of Trauma Informed Practice and its development
• Understand the concept of trauma and its complexity
• Understand the concept of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
• Understand the role of organisations in providing safe, positive reinforcing environments for clients and staff to visit and work in
• Understand the implications of various Trauma Informed Practice statements and policy frameworks and how these can be used as a guide for best practice
• Understand the nature of Trauma Informed Practice by using a case study and examples of good practice