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This online webinar will be delivered as part of the Teeswide activity for National Safeguarding Adults Week 2023 where the theme for the day is “Who cares for the carers? Secondary and Vicarious Trauma”.
Vicarious trauma can affect anyone who engages empathetically with survivors of traumatic incidents. On this day, we want you to think about how you and your colleagues can prioritise your wellbeing at work and this session aims to support you to do this.
This session will cover:
- Stress
- Vicarious trauma
- How to look for signs in yourself and others
- The importance of self care
About the facilitator:
Amy Loughran is an accredited therapist of over seven years, having worked in occupational health within the Blue Light services where she has delivered this topic to staff in great depth due to the impacts trauma can have on individuals personally and professionally in their line of work.
Amy is an associate therapist for Mind and Associate Trainer on the Mind Workplace Wellbeing project as well as running her own private practice. She has experience in delivering training to different organisations on how to support staff and themselves.
Amy is qualified in person centred, CBT and Psychodynamic approaches from a trauma informed perspective.
Who Should Apply:
All professionals, who in their line of work, may come into contact with adults who have experienced trauma are encouraged to attend this session.
Requesting a Place:
If you would like to request a place, please complete the form below – one form per person is required. Please note that submitting a form does not guarantee a place, however we suggest that you provisionally book the date in your diary. Our training sessions are usually oversubscribed and therefore allocation of places will be determined by a number of factors. Please ensure that you provide as much detail as possible on the ‘why you want to attend’ section of the form.
You will be informed of the outcome of your application by email from the TSAB Business Unit. Places are not confirmed until this point. If you are unsuccessful your name may be added to a waiting list.
Existing Users: If you have used the website before to apply for a place then you will have an existing user account. Please select the log-in option at the top of the form to request a place before completing all the fields, otherwise you will be unable to submit the form when you get to the end.
New Users: If this is the first time you have requested a place on training via our website then please complete the form to request a place. You will receive an email from ‘WordPress’ which will explain how to set up your password to enable you to access your account in the future. (The email may appear in your junk folder). Please do not use a generic email address – accounts should be set up using an individual email.
Charging Policy for Non-Attendance:
Our courses are free to attend, however we do limit the number of places that we offer to ensure that all delegates have the opportunity to participate during the session, so if your place is confirmed and you are no longer able to attend please inform the Business Unit by email as soon as possible so that we have the chance to offer your place to another delegate. Any cancellations must be received by email no later than 11.30pm on Tuesday 14th November 2023. Cancellation after this date or failure to attend may result in a £50 charge.
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