Airlie Beach – 21-22 Nov – CRTIP-A013

You will walk away from this training with:

• Knowing why and how to provide trauma informed care in a culturally responsive way
• A good balance of theory, current context and frameworks to support your practice
• Justice driven trauma informed practice tools and skills
• An understanding of how to design your service and provide services in ways that don’t re-traumatise people
• Worker wellbeing strategies
• New networks and connections

Everyone who identifies as Aboriginal and / or Torres Strait Islander, in particular workers who are supporting people who have been impacted by trauma or who are responding to disclosures.

This could include: counsellors, child protection specialists, health practitioners, liaison officers, teachers, child care workers, social workers, allied health professionals, reception / administration / support administrators, psychologists, policy workers, doctors, nurses, midwives, lawyers, corrections workers, community workers, child and family workers.

If you are not in paid employment, are a community representative who is supporting and responding to trauma survivors and would like to be considered to attend at no cost, please email info@yamurrah.com.au.

Wed 21 - 22 Nov 2024

Rowena Lawrie
Dr Mareese Terare

Juru Country, Bowen QLD (will be held in Airlie Beach)
Inclusions:  Morning & afternoon tea, lunch, water | tea | coffee – both days