Trauma-Informed Practice Skills (TIPS) is an 8-hour course designed to educate individuals on the theory behind trauma, as well as the presentations and implications of trauma. Our TIPS (Children and Young People) program approaches trauma through a practical lens, teaching useful models and approaches for dealing with trauma that will boost your confidence in your own abilities.

Benefits of undertaking our TIPS course include:

Increasing your understanding of the neurobiological theory behind trauma.
Becoming more aware of how trauma can present itself in children and young people.
Learning new approaches for coping with trauma.
Gaining access to resources for improving wellbeing.
Feeling empowered to help break the cycle of trauma for the people in your care.

Our TIPS program contains 4 key modules:

1. Neurobiology: What do we know?

2: Presentation: What do we see?

3. Intervention: What do we do?

4. Wellbeing: What do we change?

This course will be presented in TWO FOUR-HOUR BLOCKS.

Day 1 will be the 13th of May from 9:30am - 1:30pm. This will cover Module 1 and 2.

Day 2 will be the 20th of May from 9:30am - 1:30pm. This will cover Module 3 and 4.

Prior to the course, you will receive your course handbook and course outline information.

After course completion, you will gain resource access, ongoing support, and will be granted 8 PD points (and an accompanying certificate).

REGISTER BEFORE THE 6TH OF MAY FOR AN EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT ($320). FROM THE 6TH OF MAY ONWARDS, PAY $350. This price includes BOTH days. Registration confirms your place on both days (regardless of the event only saying the 13th of May).