BHSCP - Trauma Informed Practice a Multi-Agency Approach
Course Code
BH/22/0571
Course Types
Training Event (face to face)
Overview
Trauma, particularly in early childhood, can have severe impact on a child throughout their life. It can manifest as behavioural issues, and have a severe effect on both their mental and physical health. When they grow older they may can be drawn into violence, criminal activity, and self harm, as well as being more likely to engage in health-harming behaviours. These issues can continue to have effect on the manner in which they interact with others throughout their life, including their own children, and they are more likely to become a victim of abuse, or a potential perpetrator, in their own relationships.
We often refer to these traumatic events Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE). Almost half of the adult population of England have had some form of adversity within their childhood or adolescence. These can include bereavement, neglect, violence, being witness to domestic abuse, sexual assault and substance use by parents and carers.
This training event will raise awareness of the issues relating to working with children and families where there has been some form of trauma. This is a joint enterprise between the Local Safeguarding Children Board (LSCB), Public Health and partners from Sussex University
We often refer to these traumatic events Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE). Almost half of the adult population of England have had some form of adversity within their childhood or adolescence. These can include bereavement, neglect, violence, being witness to domestic abuse, sexual assault and substance use by parents and carers.
This training event will raise awareness of the issues relating to working with children and families where there has been some form of trauma. This is a joint enterprise between the Local Safeguarding Children Board (LSCB), Public Health and partners from Sussex University
Start Date
Tuesday 21 June 2022
End Date
Tuesday 21 June 2022
Times
09:30 - 16:30
Number of Sessions
1
Learning outcomes
- Review the causes of trauma and impact on children, adults and families (including transgenerational trauma).
- Recognise trauma responses, understanding resilience and post traumatic growth in ourselves and the people we work with.
- Practice skills and share resources in responding in a sensitive and relationship based way to trauma.
- Examine vicarious trauma and the impact on professionals.
- Review the learning and embed new skills into practice.
Additional information
Target Audience
Adult Social Care Providers / Assessment Services (BHCC) / Brighton & Hove City Council Staff / Care Homes / Care Managers / Carers / Children's Services / Children's Services (B&HCC) / CVS / Early Years Providers / FE Providers / Fire Service / For anyone where relevant to role / Foster Carers / Health / Home Care Providers / Housing Services / Learning Disability Services / Managers / Mental Health Services / New Starters / Nursing Homes / Occupational Therapists / Orbis Service Only / People Managers / Police & Probation / Registered Managers / Schools / Senior Staff / Social Workers / Trainers
Course pre-requisites
Venue
Great Hall, Moulsecoomb Hub North, Hodshrove Lane, Moulsecoomb
Commissioner
David Hunt (jaggleskap@gmail.com)
Event Trainers
Christine Bulling
Enquiries
Pricing Bands
Tier 1
£0.00
Tier 2
£0.00
Tier 3
£0.00
Tier 4
£0.00
Tier 5
£120.00