Childhood Adversity and Trauma Informed Planning

Tier One Training

Description

This 3.5-hour webinar style session will support attendees in gaining an awareness over the context of trauma and the potential impact it can have on individuals. It highlights that all behaviour is a form of communication and helps attendees look at how trauma and toxic stress affects our bodies and our actions.

It will take a look at the research behind trauma informed approaches and look at the limitations and lessons learnt in past models. This is an Introduction to the topic and is designed as a stepping stone on the attendees journey towards trauma informed and responsive practice.

By the end of the session participants will:

• Understand the research around Adverse Childhood Experiences and trauma
• Understand the potential impact of trauma including on behaviours
• Understand the impact working with trauma can have on professionals
• Start to understand what trauma-informed practice means

This webinar discusses trauma. Trauma can be a multisensory experience, it can happen to anyone at any point in their lives, it may leave us with unexpected moments of overwhelm. During this training we try to make it as safe as possible and provide you with take care warnings throughout and offer emotional regulation techniques.

This webinar is part of a programme of training being provided by the Trauma Informed Partnership for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. This partnership is between the Violence Reduction Network (VRN) and Barnardo’s. This session is for practitioners working with Children, young people and adults within Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland only.

Tier Two Training

Description

This module builds on the key messages and content of the tier 1 “Introduction to Childhood Adversity and Trauma Informed Practice” Webinar session. We will take a deeper look at the form’s trauma can take so we can be trauma informed in our day-to-day roles. It will also help you to develop your understanding of the ethical implications of trauma informed practice.

Within this session we explore what trauma informed practice looks, sounds, and feels like within different roles. We use theoretical models and ideas to develop a deeper understanding of trauma and how this can impact on our thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. We look at how theories can inform our practice and how they can help use them to create a trauma informed toolkit we can use within our roles.

The Aims of the session: –

1. To develop understanding of the theory and concepts behind the potential impact of ACEs and trauma across the life course.
2.  To look at how trauma responsive theories can help inform our practise and responses to situations.
3. To gain a basic understanding into how individuals and organisation can begin a journey towards a trauma-informed culture.

This webinar discusses trauma. Trauma can be a multisensory experience, it can happen to anyone at any point in their lives, it may leave us with unexpected moments of overwhelm. During this training we try to make it as safe as possible and provide you with take care warnings throughout and offer emotional regulation techniques.

This webinar is part of a programme of training being provided by the Trauma Informed Partnership for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. This partnership is between the Violence Reduction Network (VRN) and Barnardo’s. This session is for anyone living or working within Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland with an interest in developing Trauma informed Practice within their role.

Please note If you are attending the 9.30 -3pm session of training it includes a 30 minute lunch break

Who is it for?

Available to colleagues in any role working across the Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Integrated Care System.

Dates, times and format

13^th April, 2023 (12-5)

20^th April, 2023 (9:30 – 3)

2^nd May, 2023 (9:30 – 3)

11^th May, 2023 (9:30 – 3)

18^th May, 2023 (9:30 – 3)

22^nd May, 2023 (12-5)

6^th June, 2023 (9:30 – 3)

12^th June, 2023 (9:30 – 3)

22^nd June, 2023 (12–5)

28^th June, 2023 (9:30 – 3)