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About Dr Warren LarkinWarren is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and a Visiting Professor at Sunderland University where he works with the Faculty of Health Sciences and Wellbeing. He is involved in their research programme and delivers training for Public Health and Mental Health professionals.Warren spent 24 years in the NHS working predominantly with individuals and families experiencing serious mental health difficulties and led one of the two national IAPT SMI demonstration sites for psychosis – chosen to share and disseminate innovative practice in first episode psychosis services (FEP). This initiative contributed to the case for change which led to increased funding and the introduction of the two-week referral to treatment time in FEP services in England.Recently, Warren completed a two-year tenure as the Clinical Lead for the Department of Health’s Adverse Childhood Experiences programme and is now working with NHS Health Scotland to test targeted ACE enquiry in a number of Deep End GP practices.He has a long-standing interest in the relationships between childhood adversity and outcomes later in life and has published numerous research articles and a book, ‘Trauma and Psychosis – New Directions for Theory and Therapy’ exploring this theme.Warren has also been involved in policy development, acted as an advisor to a number of UK government agencies and developed the routine enquiry about adversity in childhood (REACh) approach as a way of assisting organisations to become more trauma-informed and to train professionals to ask routinely about adversity in their everyday practice.

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Becoming a Trauma Informed organisation or system: Reflections on the successes and challenges of implementation

Please join us for the fourth Global Resiliency Accelerator event on Tuesday 17th May (5pm - 7pm GMT/ 12pm - 2pm EST)

Format: Presentation by Dr Warren Larkin - Becoming a Trauma Informed organisation or system: Reflections on the successes and challenges of implementation (45 minutes)Q&amp;A/ discussion: (15 minutes)Discussion Groups: ‘What are the key areas of focus for organisations or systems wanting to move towards becoming trauma informed?' Each group will be asked to keep notes representing their key ideas and submit them at the end of the session. (30 minutes in breakout rooms)Feedback: 1 or 2 key points from each group depending on numbers (30 minutes)Collected priorities and keys to success: The lists generated from each group will be collated and shared after the event

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