TOPICS INCLUDE (but not limited to):

improving responses to trauma behaviours
working with Indigenous young people & communities
trauma audits using genograms & loss history maps
experiential and interactive activities
Indigenous healing practices, what do they look like
de-escalation strategies
exploring behaviour as language
story mapping, how history of place strengthens
responses
unpacking cultural safety, cultural sensitivity, cultural
fitness, cultural security, cultural competency and what
they all mean
how trauma is stored in the brain and the body
art, dance, drama, music, song, massage therapies
strengthening integrative service responses in your
community
developing communities of care within communities of
practice
effective yarning circles & action planning
self-care practices and debriefing
how to minimise and respond to vicarious trauma and
burn-out
physical, psychological, mental ill-health and substance use
defining and understanding violence

What is Provided:

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