The Therapeutic Frontline

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The Therapeutic Frontline – Implementing Trauma Informed Practice

How does trauma informed practice look in the ‘coal face’? What do you do, What do you say? How to formulate a conversation that will lead to self-understanding and self worth? What environmental factors can be changed to enhance a therapeutic approach? How does theory turn to strategy? 

Again, this series is delivered across two Live and Interactive webinars spanning 3 hours each, and brings the theory learned in series 1 (Behaviour Change through Healing), to practice. Staff and carers interact live and suggest current case examples to the facilitator in order to bring the theory to life by making brief formulations, behaviour plans and measurable strategies. This workshop also includes the value of therapeutic conversation and how to structure these in such a way as to facilitate insight, assist reflection and validate self worth as both planned and responsive approaches.

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The Therapeutic Frontline – Implementing Trauma Informed Practice

The next series of training, delivered on April 20 and 22; builds upon the in depth understanding developed during “Behaviour Change through Healing” (available to book here).

How does trauma informed practice look in the ‘coal face’? What do you do, What do you say? How to formulate a conversation that will lead to self-understanding and self worth? What environmental factors can be changed to enhance a therapeutic approach? How does theory turn to strategy? 

Again, this series is delivered across two active webinars spanning 3 hours each, and brings the theory learned in series 1, to practice. Staff and carers interact live and suggest current case examples to the facilitator in order to bring the theory to life by making brief formulations, behaviour plans and measurable strategies. This workshop also includes the value of therapeutic conversation and how to structure these in such a way as to facilitate insight, assist reflection and validate self worth as both planned and responsive approaches.

Book now to secure your place at this limited workshop!

About Knightlamp Psychology 

Knightlamp is Australia’s leading consultancy service for early childhood trauma, and provides many associated services including; Professional Development Training, Consultancy for Schools and Out of Home and Kinship Care agencies, and tailored direct coaching to Carers. Knightlamp also provides direct therapeutic interventions including sessional counselling, trauma informed mental health social workers and psychologists experienced in a range of modalities, with generalist clinics located in Richmond, NSW and Outer East Melbourne, VIC

Additional information

Dates/Time

Option A – Pt 1. April 20th and Pt. 2 April 22nd at 9:30am, Option B – Pt 1. April 20th and Pt. 2 April 22nd at 1:30pm

Presenter

Stephan is the author of “How To Tuck a Gangster into Bed”. His experience in the field over 30 years ranges from Pentridge Prison, Management of a Youth Remand centre, Youth Mental Health and Child Protection and extensively as a clinician working with children at extreme risk.

Using practical anecdotes, metaphors and humour, he brings theory to life regardless of academic background of the audience.

He is a popular speaker on the subject and has delivered in excess of five hundred seminars, webinars and workshops, for the public, professional sectors and the Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse.

FREE Consultation

We offer a package for all organisations booking in 10 or more staff for professional development. You will receive a discount of 10% and a free secondary case consultation valued at $400.

The discount will be added automatically curing checkout, if you require eft payments please contact us on [email protected]

Run Times

Workshops will run for 3 hours, with options beginning at 9:30am and 1:30pm to allow for varied schedules.

Part 1 Contents

Part 1 – April 20, 2022
9:30 am or 1:30pm
Part 1
Behaviour as indicator
Review: Theoretical Framework
Staged Therapeutic Emphasis
Foundation Messages: Safety, Connectedness and Belonging
Establishing a therapeutic Environment and Routine
Responding to Behaviour: Pause, Validate, Wonder
Therapeutic Conversations
The NRT trap: Pause, Validate, Wonder
Validation versus Praise
Reassurance versus Insight
Planned and Opportunistic Conversations
Questions and Discussion

Part 2 Contents

Part 2 – April 22, 2022
9:30am or 1:30pm

The Difference between Behaviour Management and Therapeutic Plans
Assessment: Why Early Childhood and Infant
History is important
Revisiting Staged Therapeutic Emphasis
Formulating a therapeutic strategy to target behaviour
Participant Case Studies
Did it work? Measuring outcomes
Australian Evidence for Trauma Informed Practice
Questions and Discussion

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