Many people receiving aged care services have experienced trauma, loss, and grief at some point in their lives, which can impact both workforce members and older people in their care.
Understanding the impacts of trauma and enabling the provision of trauma-informed care is critical for wellbeing and creating an environment where people feel safe and healing can be fostered.
Learn practical skills to recognise the presence of trauma symptoms in clients and ensure the care you provide encourages wellbeing and does not cause further trauma, harm or distress.

Learning outcomes

Develop a knowledge of the impact of trauma
Outline trauma-informed care and how to incorporate a trauma –informed care framework in services for older adults
Identify strategies to engage with people affected by trauma and recognise signs of trauma in older people
Learn how you and your team can meet the requirements under the new Strengthened Quality Standards

Talking about trauma and talking about its impact on the body and brain can be triggering, difficult and traumatic for people who have experienced trauma including training participants.
In this training we will be talking about the sort of things that people find traumatic but will avoid specific examples. If a point needs more context the trainer will provide examples on request.

Audience: In-home aged care providers including managers, care consultants, team leaders, clinical managers, and direct care workers and volunteers.

When: Wednesday 19 June 2024, 10:00am to 11:30am Sydney Time

Format: Online via Zoom (joining link will be sent prior to session)
Registration: Free

This is a collaborative event brought to you by Your Side Sector Support and Ku-ring-gai Council Sector Support.

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For further information please email lillys@yourside.org.au