CALHN Nursing Education Courses
Trauma Informed Care and Practice - Glenside Health Services
This session is available to CALHN staff only.
Workshop Aim
Trauma has a significant impact both personally and economically on a Societies’ functioning and well being. Having a shared and linked approach to preventing and assisting those who have or are experiencing trauma is globally recognised. This workshop aims to promote across the SA Health workforce a shared perspective of a trauma informed approach which engages and builds connection between relevant and influential systems.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this workshop, clinicians will have a greater understanding of:
> Understanding Trauma (the 3 E’s of Trauma)
> Concepts, language and approaches of a Trauma Informed Approach
> Neural and brain influences
> Key assumptions and principles
> Implementing a Trauma-Informed Approach (six key principles)
> Types of Trauma (Individual, community)
> Engaging around trauma and cross sector collaboration
> Recovery and healing
> Organisational uptake, monitoring and review
Dates, Times and Location
Sessions below will be held at Glenside Health Services in the Administration and Learning Services building.
Session Dates and times are:
19 March 2025 (0900-1700)
6 May 2025 (0900-1700)
10 September 2025 (0900-1700)
25 November 2025 (0900-1700)
Should these dates not be suitable, sessions can be set by negotiation. A minimum number of eight employees are required for a session to be held. Sessions can be negotiated to be held at Glenside Health Services or within the workplace. Please contact Annette Farrell to organise (annette.farrell@sa.gov.au).
Applications
Please note the "submit" button may not work on some computers. This is due to a Google / Adobe Acrobat / PDF conflict error. If the completed application form does not attach to an email when the "submit" button is clicked, please save the completed application form and email to health.mentalhealthnurseeducationservices@sa.gov.au