A trauma-informed approach recognises the lasting impact that trauma can have on an individual’s emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing. It prioritises creating environments that are safe, compassionate, and empowering, helping individuals feel seen, heard, and respected.
Being trauma-informed means understanding that trauma can shape behaviours and responses in ways that may not always be obvious. It encourages empathy, reduces the risk of re-traumatisation, and promotes trust and healing.
The Trauma Recovery Programme
The Trauma Recovery Programme is extremely beneficial for service users who have experienced trauma or PTSD. Trauma can have a profound impact on a person's mental health and wellbeing, affecting their ability to function and enjoy life. The programme is designed to help service users recover from the effects of trauma by providing them with the tools and resources they need to move forward.
Professionals who attend this psycho-educational intervention trauma recovery program can have numerous benefits, including 15 CPD points to become ‘Trauma-Informed’, improved self-awareness, increased empathy and understanding, enhanced professional skills, improved workplace dynamics, and better outcomes for the organisation.
As trauma-informed care becomes increasingly important in the workplace, it is essential that employees have access to resources that can help them manage the challenges of their job. This program is one such resource, and it can provide employees with the tools they need to build resilience, manage stress, and maintain their own well-being.
Session 1 – Understanding PTSD
What is the PTSD Recovery Program?
What is PTSD and Common Reactions to Trauma
What causes PTSD and the Physiology of PTSD (Brain Science)
Introduction of Triggers, Safety, and Avoidance Behaviours
Breathing Retraining Practice
Session 2 – Introduction to Subjective Units of Distress
Review Triggers, Safety Behaviours, and Avoidance Behaviours
Continue to Identify Universal and Personal Triggers, Safety, and Avoidance Behaviours
Introduction of Subjective Units of Distress (SUDs) Scale and Create a Personal Anxiety Hierarchy
Session 3 – Coping Mechanisms
Review Common Reactions to Trauma
Introduction to 4 Coping Mechanisms, Drop Three, Self-Talk, Grounding & Safe Space
Introduction to Real-Time Exposure and Tracking
Session 4 – Emotional Numbing
Introduction to Emotional Numbing/Alexithymia
Worksheet and Exercise to Get Deeper into Emotions
Practice Identifying Emotions and Skills
Session 5 – Anger Management
Introduction to Anger Worksheet
Introduction to Passive, Aggressive and Assertive Concept
Skills for Managing Anger, Exercise to Get Deeper into the Root of - Anger and an Anger Analysis of Yourself
Session 6 – The PTSD Triangle, Acceptance & Healing
Introduction to Acceptance and Healing
Introduction to PTSD Triangle, Connecting the Dots to Recovery
Introduction to Common Thinking Errors, Self Esteem Issues and Recovery Thinking
Session 7 – Relapse, Recovery and Resilience
Introduction to Themes of Relapse, Recovery, and Resiliency
Next Steps Planning and Moving Forward
Reflections and Next Steps
Reflection and Discussion: Participants are encourage to reflect on their journey throughout the programme and share their experiences with the group. This can help them process what they have learned and how it has impacted them.
What's included:
Live Sessions: Instructor-Led, Interactive Live Sessions, whereby we work together through each Module of the program.
Workbook: You will receive weekly printable worksheets, to create your own self-help guide.
Accountability: Homework tasks, check-ins and quizzes for accountability.
Knowledge: Gain an in-depth understanding of PTSD, it’s impacts, and how to overcome it from someone who has lived it and now thrives!
Peer Support: Group support around the clock, to empower and heal together.
Mindset: Modules to build your self-esteem and be the best version of yourself after trauma!
Certificate: Accredited Certificate of Completion with 15 CPD Points