Healing Informed Practices

Description

'Healing Informed Practices' will develop the confidence and skills of practitioners to respond to the needs of First Nation community members who are experiencing distress and have experienced transgenerational trauma. The workshop will provide participants with a common language and strength-based framework for understanding and responding to the needs of community members and facilitating cultural safety and wellbeing in our work.

Through the process of colonisation and past policies and procedures, First Nation people, as individuals and within their families and communities, have been profoundly hurt socially, emotionally and spiritually. This experiential workshop provides a safe space to explore healing families through methodologies which are embedded in cultural practices and protocols.

What will you learn?
This workshop explores a framework for understanding and responding to the impact of colonisation upon First Nation peoples and families and ways of working with expressions of trauma, grief and loss. You will explore:

- Dadirri, Deep Listening
- What is Culture? Cultural Safety
- An historical context of trauma
- Six stages of healing
- Trauma and resilience
- Managing anger
- Grief and loss
- Nurturing unmet needs
- Moving from blaming workplaces to trauma-informed workplaces

Workshop Style:
This is an experiential workshop, not just passive information sharing, so you can expect to be involved and learn together with other participants.

“Tell me and I will forget, show me and I may remember, involve me and I will understand” – Chinese Proverb