27th August 2020 @ 6pm-9pm
An informative and in-depth workshop looking at how trauma and dissociation present in the classroom. Ways to help these children. For a school to be truly 'trauma-informed' the right training needs to be accessed that goes beyond looking at A.C.Es and how these present and are assessed. A deeper understanding of dissociation and the causes of it are necessary.
About this event:
For a school to be truly 'trauma informed' the right training needs to be accessed that goes beyond looking at A.C.Es and how these present and are assessed. A deeper understanding of dissociation and the causes of it are necessary.
We need to be able to view the child's behaviour within the context of the relationship and as a form of communication.
It is hard to know how to support a child who has been through either sexual, physical or emotional abuse?
Teaching assistants are the bedrock of implementing true trauma informed practice in the classroom. This workshop covers the following
Why do children dissociate?
How to recognize dissociation in a child ?
What type of situation and actions may increase dissociation in an educational setting?
How do you provide safety and help regulate the child again?
How to deal with 'naughty' behaviour .
Why relationships and friendships provide such difficult problems and what teaching staff can do to help?
Helen Harvey is facilitating the talk. Helen is a registered BACP child and Adolescent therapist working in post adoption for Cumbria. Helen is also a member of the International society for the study of Trauma and Dissociation
Helen's training and work includes:
Dealing with distress - working with self-harm and suicide (PODS training)
Trauma, Dissociation & Recovery (PODS Training)
Traumatic Attachment & Co-Regulation: The Neurobiology of Relationship
Childhood Sexual Abuse (PODS Training)
Dissociation and DID: The Fundamentals (PODS training)
Trauma and the Body (PODS training)
The Latest in Trauma Treatments: Diagnosis, Neuroscience & Best Practices
Complicated and Traumatic Grief: Clinical Interventions for Healing Trauma CPD
Wonderlust: A Nature study programme
Children’s perspectives on play
Understanding early years environments and children’s spaces
Resources will be available to purchase at this event
You will receive a training pack with this event, there will also be additional resources to purchase.
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