Trauma has a profound impact on how individuals think, feel, and behave, and understanding its effects is essential for anyone delivering Positive Behaviour Support (PBS). Whether the trauma stems from childhood experiences, environmental stressors, or intersecting with disability and diagnosis, its influence on behaviour cannot be ignored.

In this two-hour Masterclass, two of Insight PBS' most experienced practitioners will explore the principles of trauma-informed practice and its application within Behaviour Support. With a wealth of experience in trauma and behaviour, our practitioners will guide participants through both theory and practice, offering real-world insights that deepen understanding and strengthen professional skills.

Who should attend?

Behaviour support practitioners and allied health professionals
Teachers, support staff, and school leaders
NDIS professionals and support coordinators
Service providers seeking to embed trauma-informed approaches
Parents and Carers of Participants

Key Outcomes

Gain a clear overview of different types of trauma and how they manifest
Understand the effects of trauma on individuals’ behaviours across ages, genders, and diagnoses
Explore the intersection between trauma and disability, and its implications for PBS
Learn strategies to strengthen your own trauma-informed practice
Walk away with tools to apply immediately in your professional or caring role
2.0 CPD hours
Certificate upon Completion

Limited Capacity

To ensure that every attendee can have their questions answered, Limited Tickets are available for this webinar. Make sure to get your tickets before they sell out!