Behaviour Change Through Healing
Trauma Informed Practice That Works
This two part webinar training, is delivered live with our platform capable of fielding you questions to the presenter on the spot, exploring case examples that are current and directly relevant. In attending this workshop, you will be provided clear practical knowledge on the long-term neurobiological impact of childhood trauma and its effects on behaviour, self-perception and emotional regulation later in life. The training is delivered in an understandable way, and is free of academic jargon that rarely yields results when you need it while you’re working.
The series highlights the importance of understanding the role that Chronic Hyperarousal, Traumatic Triggers and the Relational Template play in a traumatised person’s life and how a sequential approach that moves through the emphases of Safety, Healing, and Connection encourage healing, behavioural change, and a positive life trajectory. The webinars highlight the importance of every role, from teachers, parents and carers, to case managers and non-direct staff in various organisations and care milieu surrounding every child living in the aftermath of trauma.
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
The Therapeutic Frontline – Implementing Trauma Informed Practice
The next series of training, delivered on April 20 and 22; builds upon this in depth understanding developed during these first webinars.
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!
