Responding to trauma in the community following a critical incident? How to care for the community and yourself.

In the wake of the multiple serious incidents in Bristol in recent weeks - join as we discuss and present how we can respond to prevent the spread of Trauma.

DCI Larisa Hunt, Head of Early Intervention and Crime Prevention at Avon and Somerset Police.

Betsy de Thierry is a Psychotherapist & charity founder & author who brings several decades of experience in working internationally to help bring hope in the wake of devastating experiences - the session will come with practical steps & a vision for rebuilding.

We will be asking:

What is happening with the investigation?

How can we support and care for those who have been impacted?

What can we do next?

Booking Places:

This meeting will run from 1.30pm-3.30pm.

This is a hybrid event: you can book to come in person in Bristol, or by booking an online ticket, you will be emailed a zoom link for the event.

This session is for professionals working with people in Bristol & the surrounding affected Local Authorities for the recent tradgedies.

Please be aware if you are joining on zoom, it won't be appropriate for children to listen to so please find a space on your own or with headphones.

About the Speakers:

DCI Larisa Hunt, Head of Early Intervention and Crime Prevention.

Betsy de Thierry, MA Counselling and Psychotherapy; is a Consultant Psychotherapist, Founder of Trauma Recovery Centre UK, Author of 8 books on Trauma Recovery, Trainer and Consultant for charities and schools in 32 nations. Visit: www.traumarecoveryglobal.com

Venue details:

In person:

Bristol: Oasis Academy Connaught, Melvin Square, Bristol, BS4 1NH

Parking: There is no parking at the venue - all attendees coming in person will need to park on the road if they are travelling by car but there is plenty of local street parking.

Refreshments will be available.

Online: On zoom.

Data protection: Your personal details will be stored in line with GDPR and we will be emailing you again before the event with further details. Please see the Trauma Recovery Global Privacy Notice for further information about how we use your information.

Responding to trauma in the community following a critical incident.