Trauma-informed and Strengths-based Practice for Professionals - VictimFocus Academy Online Course
Trauma-informed and Strengths-based Practice for Professionals - VictimFocus Academy Online Course
Course Description
Approximately 15-20 hours of CPD accredited learning at your own pace
- To explore what is really meant by trauma-informed and strengths-based practice with adults and children who have been subjected to trauma and abuse
- To learn about research evidence and theories that encourage us to focus on the strengths and futures of the people we work with
- To change the way we think about people with histories of cumulative trauma in order to reduce stigma, labelling, victim blaming and shame
Why use VictimFocus Learning Academy?
VictimFocus Learning Academy courses are a brilliant asset to help any professionals working with trauma. Expand your knowledge and skill base with a multitude of peer reviewed, CPD accredited courses. Our topics cover a wide range of issues that may affect people working in a lot of different industries. If you work for the following you may find some of the courses useful:
- Police
- Healthcare
- Social care
- Education
- Child care
- Therapists
- Psychiatrists
- Professionals working with trauma
Our mission is to challenge victim blaming across the globe. We believe in a trauma informed medical model and continue to change, challenge and influence.
Together we can make a difference!
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The course has highlighted how policies and procedures, alongside research which is taken out of context, can be damaging to an individual, and may mean we lose sight of them as a person if they are in danger of becoming a statistic.
The video on ACEs was eye opening, and although I’ve never seen the benefit of making assumptions about another human, I am horrified that some agencies have taken this as a predictive model. The discussions on models in general was also important, because it highlighted that humans aren’t a one size fits all. It’s validating to know that so much of how I work is already trauma informed but I know I can still do better, especially if it means challenging others in their practice too. Thank you.
Overall, the course has been able to meet with me both personally and professionally. It has extreme value to all areas of my life and I would highly recommend it. It has definitely made a positive impact. There has been much learning and reflection that has taken place which will enable me to become a better trauma informed practitioner and also more kind to myself in my own process.
Anon, UK
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