Newcastle – 4-5 Nov – CRTIP-A016

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, youth and disability workers, police, court workers, NDIS workers, 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.

4-5 November 2024

Rowena Lawrie
Dr Mareese Terare

Awabakal Country, Newcastle NSW
Inclusions:  Morning & afternoon tea, lunch, water | tea | coffee – both days