Trauma Informed Care (TIC)

Define trauma and understand its widespread impact on individuals' physical, emotional, and psychological well-being.
Recognise the signs of trauma in clients and understand the potential paths for recovery.
Apply the key principles of trauma-informed care in daily practice to avoid re-traumatization while promoting healing and recovery.
Develop skills in creating and maintaining a supportive and safe environment for both trauma survivors and service providers.
Employ effective communication techniques that foster trust and build strong therapeutic relationships with clients.
Implement continuous improvement practices to enhance the effectiveness of trauma-informed care within their organisation.

Introduction to Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care:
Understanding the basics of trauma, types of trauma, and the philosophy behind trauma-informed care.
Principles of Trauma-Informed Care:
Learn about the core principles such as safety, trustworthiness, choice, collaboration, and empowerment.
Recognising Trauma Symptoms and Triggers:
Skills for identifying signs of trauma and understanding triggers that might lead to re-traumatisation.
Communication and Relationship Building:
Techniques for effective communication that respects the experiences and pace of trauma survivors.

Creating Safe Spaces:
Guidelines for setting up physical and emotional environments that support healing and prevent further trauma.
Evaluating and Enhancing Service Delivery:
Methods for assessing the efficacy of current practices and strategies for continuous improvement based on feedback and latest research.
Case Management and Intervention Strategies:
Tools for designing and implementing effective care plans that are responsive to the individual needs of clients.