AIM: To improve knowledge of childhood adversity and trauma and the way that this can impact upon behaviour and outcomes for Children, Young People & families
About this event
This 3.5-hour webinar style session will support attendees in gaining an awareness over the context of trauma and the potential impact it can have on individuals. It highlights that all behaviour is a form of communication and helps attendees look at how trauma and toxic stress affects our bodies and our actions.
It will take a look at the research behind trauma informed approaches and look at the limitations and lessons learnt in past models. This is an Introduction to the topic and is designed as a stepping stone on the attendees journey towards trauma informed and responsive practice.
By the end of the session participants will:
Understand the research around Adverse Childhood Experiences and trauma
Understand the potential impact of trauma including on behaviours
Understand the impact working with trauma can have on professionals
Start to understand what trauma-informed practice means
This webinar discusses trauma. Trauma can be a multisensory experience, it can happen to anyone at any point in their lives, it may leave us with unexpected moments of overwhelm. During this training we try to make it as safe as possible and provide you with take care warnings throughout and offer emotional regulation techniques.
This webinar is part of a programme of training being provided by Leicestershire County Council Public Health in partnership with Barnardo's. This training has been developed by Barnardo's and the Violence Reduction Network LLR on behalf of the Trauma Informed Partnership.
Leicestershire County Councils Public Health departmental mission is to promote a trauma-sensitive community and build resilience throughout Leicestershire, supporting organisations to become trauma sensitive which will reduce the effect of trauma on individuals, families and communities and prevent re-traumatisation.
This training has been commissioned to cover all practitioners across Leicestershire with a primary focus on Health visiting and midwifery services, alongside any internally or externally Public Health commissioned services. This training is also accessible to those practitioners that work across Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland.
If your enquiry relates to Trauma Informed Practice Training in education in Leicestershire, please contact virtual schools on virtualschool@leics.gov.uk
If you feel your service would benefit from a face-to-face training offer specifically for your workforce, please contact Diana on diana.cunha2@barnardos.org.uk.
We will use menti.com as a platform to deliver the training, virtual training will be provided through Microsoft teams. We prefer to see faces on screens but if your preference is to have you camera off then that will be respected, the training will come with a variety of opportunities for you to participate to enhance your learning, participation can include chat functions, menti.com and open discussion. Breakout rooms will not be used within delivery.
If you have any questions about the training or you have an accessibility requirements, please let us know by emailing
Trauma.informedllr@barnardos.org.uk
We will do our best to assist you in accessing this event in a way that is most comfortable to you.
Please be advised that by signing up to this training you are providing consent for Barnardo’s to capture and store your registration information, which will be shared as part of data collection with Leicestershire County council for the purpose of monitoring and evaluation only. This data is collected in line with the national General Data Protection regulations (GDPR) you can access Leicestershire County Councils GDPR policy via this link https://www.leicestershire.gov.uk/sites/default/files/field/pdf/2021/2/26/data-protection-policy.pdf.
By signing up to this event you are also consenting for Barnardo’s to store your registration information, and share with the Violence Reduction Network: Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland for monitoring and evaluation purposes only, in line with GDPR regulations.
