Trauma informed working
This presentation provides an introduction to trauma, and what is meant by trauma informed working. The training includes interactive elements of discussion and group exercises which encourage participants to apply their learning.
In 27 slides it covers:
- What is Trauma?
- How can Trauma Affect Young People?
- Attachment, the Brain and Development
- Adverse Childhood Experiences
- An Introduction to the Trauma Recovery Model
A BIG BIT WAS HAVING SOMEONE TO JUST LISTEN WHO WASN’T ALWAYS TALKING ABOUT WHAT I ‘SHOULD’ BE DOING. IT WAS JUST CHATTING AND LISTENING AND THAT GAVE ME SPACE TO THINK ABOUT WHAT I ACTUALLY WANTED.”
Laura
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The presentation is flexible for you to adapt to your group’s needs.
Estimated time to deliver to a group: 2-3 hours with a break (recommended after slide 17).
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Trauma Informed Working
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