How Do We Build Trauma Informed Communities

Join us for our first ever conference - "How Do We Build Trauma-Informed Communities?"

Keynote Speaker - Suzanne Zeedyk.

Join us for an insightful day at our inaugural Trauma Conference, where experts will share knowledge and strategies to foster healing and resilience. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with others and deepen your understanding of trauma and its impact!

This essential event will bring together professionals and advocates committed to creating supportive environments that foster healing and resilience.

This event will be CPD Certified!

Focus Groups on the day :Trauma's Impact on Relationships: Exploring how trauma can affect interpersonal relationships and communication

Effectiveness of Trauma-Informed Education: Discussing the implementation of trauma-informed principles in educational settings.

Understanding Secondary Trauma: Exploring how health and social care professionals may experience secondary trauma from working within the communities we serve.

The Role of Family in Trauma Recovery: Discussing how to involve family members in trauma-informed care plans.Who Should Attend?- Educators- Healthcare Providers- Mental Health Professionals- Social Workers- Community Leaders- Anyone interested in trauma-informed practicesDon’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and inspire change!

Who Should Attend?

- Teachers/Lecturers/Academics/Researchers

- Social Workers

-NHS/NHS Frontline Staff

-Faith Leaders

-First Responders

-Job Centre Staff

-Armed Forces Coomunity

-Berevement Specialists

-Clinicians

-Coroners and Coroners' officers

-Community and Voluntary Sector Staff

-Emergency Services/First Responders

-Employers

-GP's/Pharmacists

-Funeral Directors

-Housing Association and Local Council Staff

-Human Resources Staff

-Mental health professionals/therapists

-Occupational Health Staff

-Policy Makers and Governement Staff

-Primary Care

-Prison and Probation Staff

-Rail and Highway Authorities Staff

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and inspire change!

Doctor Suzanne Zeedyk

Since 1993, she has been based at the University of Dundee, Scotland, within the School of Psychology, where she now holds an honorary post. In 2011, she stepped away from full time academic work in order to set up her own independent training enterprise to disseminate what she calls the Science of Connection.

Humans beings are born connected, and as a species we have a physiological need for emotional connection in order to lead happy and healthy lives. Suzanne thought the public deserved to understand the science that gives depth to these insights. In 2014, she expanded her reach by founding the organisation connected baby, which enabled her team to create events and resources that support her message.

Suzanne brings to her work her awareness of the latest discoveries on infant communicative capacities and brain development, as well as her own research expertise on parent-infant relationships and the socio-political contexts within which scientific information emerges.

Suzanne now works closely with organisations throughout the world, holding on to the same goal with which she set out: We need to increase awareness of the decisions we take about caring for children, because they are integrally connected to our vision for the kind of society we wish to build.