Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
An Introduction to Helping Related Trauma.
Start360
Cost:
£55.57
Booking details at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/training-room-at-start360-25231662883
Refreshments and Lunch are provided.
This interactive one-day workshop is an opportunity for all carers, helping professionals, and managers to assess and address the impact their work has on their emotional well being. We will explore ways to reduce the risk of being personally impacted by the traumatic experiences of those we support.
The training also provides a broad overview of how we can become more trauma informed at service and organisational level.
Through discussion and reflection, we can discover how and why caregivers and helpers are affected by another person’s suffering.
Please note there are only 16 places available on this course, however please contact us if you would like to attend our next event or provide you with team or organisational training.
Please contact learning.development@start360 for more details.
Sector:
- Carers
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
Date and Time
- -
Location
6-10 William St
Belfast
BT1 1PR
United Kingdom
Contact Details
The Training Room at Start360 Training Co-ordinator Fiona Anderson 07545929268
An Introduction to Helping Related Trauma.
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