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FREE CPD TRAINING until end of JUNE 2022 for TOWER HAMLETS STAFF

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Tower Hamlets Together

The borough’s vision of a seamless health and care experience for its citizens.

Hero free cpd training until end of june 2022 for tower hamlets staff

A significant opportunity exists, during the next three months, to improve the skills of staff across Tower Hamlets in two related areas of critical importance, at zero cost to you and your organisation

Tower Hamlets is striving towards becoming a trauma informed borough and this training involves discussing the work on increasing awareness and responsiveness to trauma. 

Tower Hamlets Public Health have commissioned WAVE Trust to provide free CPD-accredited training for frontline workers supporting residents across Tower Hamlets, funded by LBTH Public Health via the Department for Health and Social Care’s Better Mental Health Fund 2021-2022. Registerfor both or one of these 2 hour sessions via links below.

Understanding Trauma (Module A)

Implementing Trauma-Informed Practice (Module B)

Trauma-Informed Champions

Register here: Eventbrite Link

Topics covered in this session include:

· What Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are, and their later life outcomes

· Introduction to brain development and trauma

· The importance of attunement and attachment, and how both develop

· Experiences that can cause trauma and immediate and long-term impact of trauma on behavioural, health and other outcomes

· Vicarious and secondary trauma

· What trauma does to a person’s worldview

· How trauma and fear affect a person’s interactions with authority

· What protective factors are and how they help us to build resilience

· The importance of a relationship with a key adult

· Breaking the intergenerational cycle of adversity

Register here: Eventbrite Link

Topics covered in this session include:

· Why implement Trauma-informed practice and its potential impacts

· Principles underpinning Trauma-informed practice

· Trauma-informed language, behaviour and reactions

· How to respond to produce positive outcomes

· How to identify how aspects of service delivery could become trauma-informed

· How to implement trauma-informed practice throughout them

· Tools and materials to support implementation

· Ensuring effective support for staff

· Self-care strategies

· How to avoid re-traumatisation and enhance prevention efforts

· Successful examples of trauma-informed practice

For people who have already completed these trainings or other similar ones, we are also offering 2 sessions about becoming a champion of trauma-informed approaches in your work on the dates below. More information attached.

If interested, or would like to nominate someone in your team, please email [email protected] and I can send over the registration link.

1. 30th March 10am-4pm

2. 13th June 10am-4pm

Additional support is available for applying the learning from the trainings including:

  1. Monthly Q&A sessions
  2. A Facebook Group for discussing trauma-informed practice with other staff
  3. Resources: Attached folder of the resources that the training provider has shared in case it is useful to you and others.
  4. There is also a Trauma-Informed Community of Practice in Tower Hamlets which meets about every 6 weeks to share knowledge and enable collaboration. Please email me and / or [email protected] to join.

Are you a Tower Hamlets resident? If you have any feedback regarding our services, or suggestions of ideas and initiatives that may improve the healthcare and wellbeing of people in Tower Hamlets.

Please get in touch, we would love to hear from you!

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