Trauma Informed Practice in Education

Attend on the day, or access the recorded training later, either way don't miss out on this opportunity to learn about Trauma Informed Practice in Education!

Deepen your understanding of trauma and how it impacts a student's ability to learn. Gain practical strategies applicable to everyday practice packaged into an easy to use e-manual.

This training will cover;

Introduction to trauma theory
How trauma impacts the body and the brain
How trauma impacts a student's ability to engage in learning
Toolbox of accessible bottom up and top down regulation strategies that can be used in and around the classroom
10 strategies that educators can implement into their own practice to enhance trauma informed learning spaces and relationships.

You will leave with three electronic resources; an e-manual with all the theory and examples of practical applications of the strategies discussed, an infographic with easy to implement bottom up and top down regulation strategies and a support plan template that can be used with students to identify individualised regulation strategies!

Who should attend?

This training is tailored to all educators working within a learning space. This includes teachers, education support, wellbeing staff (such as youth workers and social workers), administrators, allied health staff and any other professionals who work within education. Professionals may work in mainstream education, alternative education, specialist settings or TAFE.

*If a workplace would like 4 or more professionals to attend, Cor Effect is able to invoice the workplace directly. Please email info@coreffect.com.au

RECORDED OPTION:

Available from May 12 until June 30
Included in this ticket is an invite to an online session to complement the recording led by Perri on Wednesday 31st May, 7pm - 8:30pm (AEST)

About the facilitator

Perri Broadbent-Hogan is a teacher whose passion is ensuring young people have access to education regardless of their barriers. She has undergraduate degrees in science and education from La Trobe University and a Master of Education (Student Wellbeing) from the University of Melbourne. The Neurosequential Network acknowledges that Perri Broadbent-Hogan has completed NMT Training Certification through the Phase II level.

Perri has authored a book chapter on creating trauma-informed classrooms and written a unit for the Master of Teaching qualification at Victoria University on trauma-informed professional practice for teachers. She has held Deputy Principal and Principal positions across Victoria and Tasmania, including Campus Principal of the largest registered specialist education secondary school in Australia.

Perri has focused her teaching career on providing students with biologically-respectful learning opportunities within a trauma-informed classroom setting. She is truly passionate about being in a classroom supporting all young people to learn and finds great joy in teaching other educators to do the same.