SENAC CONFERENCE: Impact of Trauma on Care Experienced Children and Young People and an Exploration of Strategies to Support Learning
Special Educational Needs Advice Centre
Increasingly, we are learning of the impact of early trauma and adverse childhood experience and how such experience shapes and influences a child’s life and learning. Awareness grows within health, education and government that greater consideration and understanding of the impact of childhood trauma must be applied in our interactions with children and the services and support we provide.
Join us for an inspiring and informative conference to raise awareness on the impact of trauma and gain information on initiatives and strategies to support learning.
Speakers:
Louise Bombèr, Strategic Attachment Lead Teacher & Therapist and Eminent Author on Attachment will deliver a 90 min keynote speech: 'The Human Bridge Towards Recovery-Settling to Learn'
EJ Havlin, Northern Ireland Director of Adoption UK: 'Bridging the Gap: Giving Adopted Children an Equal Chance to Learn' Adoption UK Campaign
Sheila Lavery, Author of Let's Learn Together and Co-ordinator of TESSA Therapeutic Education and Support Services in Adoption
Tracy Adams, Education Advocate for SENAC's 'Every Chance to Learn' Project'.
Conference will include a Q and A with the Panel of Speakers
Conference fee also includes refreshments, lunch and conference resource pack.
Delegates are welcome to bring on the day leaflets or flyers about their own project or service which can be placed on an information sharing table for other delegates to access
- Advice services
- Carers
- Children and families
- Community development
- Disability
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
Date and Time
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Location
Conference Venue: Ivanhoe Hotel and Inn, Saintfield Road
Belfast
BT8 8EU
United Kingdom
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Booking and Payment Info
Please complete the attached booking form and attach completed form by email to [email protected]
Payment Options: (more detail on the booking form)
Please forward payment or details for invoice prior to conference date. Places cannot be confirmed until payment or invoice details have been received
For credit and debit card payments:please follow the instructions on the booking form.
By Cheque : Make Cheques payable to SENAC, forward to SENAC, Graham House, Knockbracken Healthcare Park, Saintfield Road, Belfast BT8 8BH
By Invoice : If you require your organisation or school to be invoiced please complete the details for invoicing on the booking form.
SENAC CONFERENCE: Impact of Trauma on Care Experienced Children and Young People and an Exploration of Strategies to Support Learning
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