30-Hours Trauma Informed Care for Helping Professionals
Credit hours
3
Aimed at those in helping roles, the course explains how trauma affects people and the core principles of trauma-informed care. Learners study recognising trauma responses, building trust and safety, trauma-informed communication, ethical and cultural considerations and supporting people in crisis. It also emphasises self-care for professionals, making it relevant for social workers, teachers, carers and support staff.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Trauma and its Impact
- 02Principles of Trauma-Informed Care
- 03Recognising Trauma Symptoms and Responses
- 04Building Trust and Safety with Clients
- 05Trauma-Informed Communication
- 06Self-Care for Helping Professionals
- 07Ethical and Cultural Considerations in Trauma-Informed Care
- 08Crisis Intervention and Support for Trauma Survivors
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