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Ag Eisteacht ABLE three day training
ABLE (Social Care Ireland Accredited 3 day training programme) Dublin- Oct 4th, 18th & 19th Cork- Oct 9th, 23rd & 24th Limerick- Nov 9th, 28th & 29th Ag Eisteacht is holding their SCI accredited training programme ABLE in 3 locations this coming October and November. Click Link above to book your place on one of these courses. ABLE equips Social care practitioners with the skills and steps involved in building an effective working relationship, establishing boundaries, listening actively and reflectively, and empowering service users to create solutions to their own issues. Following the…
Find out more »Understanding and Responding to Developmental Trauma with Children in Care
Understanding and Responding to Developmental Trauma with Children in Care Aoife Bairead will present this full day workshop Learning Goals Develop a basic understanding of how trauma impacts children's development Recognise and respond to behaviours relating to developmental trauma in children Utilise a range of therapeutic tools for working with children with trauma histories Explore how to incorporate trauma focused work into various care settings with children in Ireland Aoife Bairéad is a social worker specialising in trauma and attachment. Her interest in working with children with attachment issues, developmental trauma and emotional disregulation has brought her to work…
Find out more »Dr Paul Baker: Master Class, LINC Centre, 15th November
Dr Paul Baker (USA), creator of PersonBrain* Model of Trauma informed care, is a developmental neuropsychologist. He is delivering a Master Class in the LINC Centre (on the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown Campus) on 15th of November. This is in the style of the previous Master Classes delivered by Dr Thom Garfat (Relational Practice) and Dr Larry Brendtro (A Relational Response to Adverse Childhood Experiences). Dr Paul Baker will provide a comprehensive introduction to the innovative model of care known as the NeuroRelational Model. This is a model that helps harnesses the power of relationships and brain-based supports to promote healthy transformation.…
Find out more »SOCIAL CARE IN CAMHS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE
SOCIAL CARE IN CHILD & ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE As busy Social Care professionals and students we can all relate to feeling overloaded with information, learning and training at times. With this in mind we wanted to choose a theme for the morning of our conference that would feel current, would challenge people’s knowledge base and professional thinking but most importantly would remain relevant to our everyday practice when we walk out of the room! The needs of our Transgender Youth and their Families are quickly becoming a key issue for all Health & Social…
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