The learning of trauma-informed practices itself requires a safe and open environment where participants can explore exercises which invite them to connect with their own feelings of vulnerability.
Implementing trauma-informed care into our service delivery means understanding the impacts of trauma on the individual – that trauma is a defining and organizing experience that forms in the core of an individual’s identity with far reaching impact which can often lead to one facing additional barriers in reaching their life goals(Harris & Fallot, 2001).
By incorporating this approach, we can better help individuals understand that recovery is possible - in order to allow them to flourish and reach their full potential.Presenter: Theresa Hirschberg | Founder of Sights on Solutions
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The learning of trauma-informed practices itself requires a safe and open environment where participants can explore exercises which invite them to connect with their own feelings of vulnerability.
Join mental health and substance abuse expert Theresa Hirschberg – with 30+ years of experience working with clients in crisis – to further learn and implement trauma informed care and practices.
This space will provide an introductory understanding of the principles of trauma-informed care and a deepened understanding of potential symptoms and outcomes of trauma. There will be opportunities to discuss and encourage self-care throughout the session.
Learning Outcomes:
*Attendees will receive a certificate of completion for their active participation. Please note this session will not be recorded.Please note: Although attending part 1 and part 2 is not a pre-requisite to attending part 3, it is highly recommended.
Registration is open for First Work members via the member’s update or on the Member’s portal.
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