An engaging programme for support workers, mental health practitioners, and anyone interested in developing trauma informed working with survivors of abuse. This training can support the development of a ‘psychologically informed environment’ [PIE] in support services for vulnerable people.
Learners will be able to:
- Name some realities and myths about mental health and domestic and sexual abuse
- Describe some impacts of abuse on mental health, how people may present and be diagnosed, and barriers to seeking help
- Describe how the human brain responds to trauma and abuse
- Describe some of the foundations of trauma informed working, and tools to help someone manage their distress and regulate their emotions
- Describe support available locally and nationally, and pathways to specialist services
- Recognise potential impacts of working with people affected by abuse and trauma, and strategies for self-care
Date:
Venue: Knowle House
Duration: Full day
