A 3 day training course enabling successful delegates to become qualified facilitators of the Adult and Children and Young People recovery Toolkits
About the training
ACE’s Training aims
- To inspire and motivate the workforce to adapt their interactions with people through trauma informed practice
- For professionals to be able to understand how trauma from early age manifests itself in behaviour and life choices of children, young people and adults
- To have an increased understanding of the links between trauma, attachment, behaviour and triggers
- To improve understanding of developmental trauma, toxic stress and adverse childhood experiences
- To have an understanding of neuroscience research in relation to trauma
- To understand of the principles and practices of trauma informed approaches
- To understand group dynamics and how to successfully facilitate groups
- To provide professionals with the tools and resources to facilitate group work for adults, children and young people who have experienced trauma
- For professionals to be familiar with the underpinning principles of the ACEs Recovery Toolkit Programmes
- For professionals to be able to use the ACEs Recovery Toolkit Manual to support Programme participants
- To increase understanding of the impact of vicarious trauma
ACE’s Training outcomes
- Workforce are motivated and inspired to adapt their interactions with people through trauma informed practice
- Increased understanding of how trauma impacts on behaviours and life choices
- Increased understanding of trauma, attachment, behaviour and triggers
- Increased understanding of developmental trauma, toxic stress and adverse childhood experiences
- Increased understanding of neuroscience research in relation to trauma
- Increased understanding of the principles and practices of trauma informed approaches
- Knowledge of how to successfully facilitate group work for adults, children and young people who have experienced trauma
- Professionals are provided with the tools and resources to facilitate group work for adults, children and young people who have experienced trauma
- Professionals are familiar with the underpinning principles of the ACEs Recovery Toolkit Programmes
- Professionals are able to use the ACEs Recovery Toolkit Manuals to support Programme participants
- Increased understanding of the impact of vicarious trauma
Who should attend
- Social workers
- Family support workers
- Neighbourhood teams
- Safeguarding adult teams
- Early help workers
- Housing sector workers
- Voluntary sector workers
- Health practitioners
- Police and police support staff
- Other frontline care professionals
Training topics
- Trauma
- Adverse Childhood Experiences
- Toxic stress
- Neuroscience research
- Trauma-informed working
- Developing resilience and protective factors
- Working with adults, children and young people who have experienced trauma
- Trauma Informed CBT Model
- Motivational Interviewing
- Stages of change
- Neurosequential model of Recovery
- Facilitation of sessions
The price includes a license (with no ongoing fees) to run the appropriate Programme, once the training course has been successfully completed.
Delegates are provided with comprehensive manuals which includes guidance for facilitators, weekly session plans, all handout and materials to run the programme.
The price of the adverse childhood experiences course is £825 plus VAT.
There is no need to have any previous group work experience to attend this course and run the programme.
There are conditions attached to delivering the Adult and/or Children and Young People ACEs Recovery Toolkit programmes, as highlighted below. Following the training, the newly trained facilitator will be responsible for ensuring participants of their facilitated Adult and/or Children and Young People ACEs Recovery Toolkit complete anonymised feedback forms about their delivery and the Toolkit programme and return them to Rock Pool. It will be standard practice for the facilitator to return an anonymised data return form to Rock Pool every time the Adult and/or Children and Young People ACEs Recovery Toolkit programme is completed. This will then enable us to put some measurements in place and we will be able to share the outcomes with all organisations who run the programme.
Cancellation Policy
The customer may cancel a training course provided that written notice is given to the supplier at least 28 days before the first training date.
If the notice to cancel is provided less than 28 days before the first training date, no refund will be made to the customer.
If the notice to cancel is provided more than 28 days before the first training date, 100% of the charges will be refunded to the customer.
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