A really important step forward in understanding the contribution of #traumainformed training/practice to preventing serious violence. Really glad to see this published and to have been involved. @TheEIFoundation
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Helen is either a liar or very stupid. Or both. Helen would make terrible policy based on prejudice not facts. We can’t afford to have MPs like Helen. Helen should be utterly ashamed of herself.
🚨 New research alert! 🚨
We have just published the Phase 1 report of our evaluation of Enhanced Case Management (ECM) in the South West of England. We consider this a must-read for all YJS management boards – but what exactly is ECM?
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Be part of the West Yorkshire movement to prevent and combat the impact of trauma and adversity for all. Register for our Adversity, Trauma and Resilience Annual Knowledge Exchange run with @wy_vru. https://t.co/9SaBxkN76b
Asking 'what happened to you' is a really important principle, but can be challenging in practice. Looks like a really helpful session to support practitioners.
Please join me 31st January at 18:00 'Asking What Happened to You? A fundamental principle of Trauma Informed Care'
We will explore the barriers, concerns, enablers & best practice in routine & targeted enquiry about childhood adversity & trauma.
https://t.co/UgolnloN2F
“1 in 3 people moving through the justice system are thought to be neurodivergent.”
Project Manager Sarah Gardner from @metpoliceuk explains how neurodiversity can affect an individual’s response during police interaction.
Read more here: https://t.co/jcVqoxK8pZ
#GoingEquipped
Great to see @OHID publication of a working definition for #traumainformed practice in health and social care. One more step forward on the journey to #TraumaInformed2022!
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Today we’re in Birmingham discussing trauma informed approaches at #TraumaInformed2022
We’ll be highlighting key opportunities for policing to understand the complex nature of trauma and work to prevent re-traumatisation.
Halloween is the perfect excuse to build our learning for improvement. This ghostly cartoon teaches us the difference between an output & an outcome. It's a distinction that gets confused often in health & care organisations. Thanks @traffyaston. #QITwitter#HappyHalloween
Some more great advice on how to establish a community of practice (or community of action or learning and improvement community) & enable it to thrive & deliver its goals from @EU_ScienceHub. 120 pages of wisdom, based on research & insights: https://t.co/ihfQVI56wO TY @jihan65
It's day one of the Trauma Care Conference and jam packed! All the talks are incredible so far and we cannot thank our programme leads enough for their efforts putting them together for us. It's not too late to get tickets for the rest of the week though!
#traumainformed is a journey without a final destination? A way of being that requires constant vigilance, deep listening and reflection. Great insights from @CaredigLtd and @weareplatfform on systems change and TI in practice.
Excited to be kicking off this event alongside @CaredigLtd @NewSystemAlly and launching a new report looking at feeling our way through system change #WisdomFromHousing
I don't think I ever posted this one either. Drawn after some forensic teaching a year or so ago. Chronic abuse can lead to such protective behaviour that it masks the fear behind a fight response. I'm not condoning behaviour but I believe compassion is essential for change...
Very exciting to see this opportunity for robust evaluation of #traumainformed practice go live. Looking forward to seeing which projects are successful. Good luck everyone!
Today we've opened our £4m trauma-informed practice funding round. We want to learn more about how this approach can prevent young people from becoming involved in violence.
To download the application guidance and to apply, visit: https://t.co/Uy9TSu7bhw