Upcoming events.
An introduction to trauma-informed wellbeing
Trauma-informed practice helps us create environments of safety, minimizing harm and promoting healing and thriving for all.
The core content of this workshop will include:
-An introduction to trauma theory and trauma-informed practice principles
- Identify and navigate common challenges faced in our work such as compassion fatigue and secondary stress
- Explore positive psychology and wellbeing science approaches to enhance practitioners' and young people's wellbeing.
- Discover and practice practical strategies and tools for implementing trauma-informed practices in your setting.
When? Friday 25 October 2024 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM (open from 8.30 for registration) Where? Veneto Club, 191 Bulleen Road, Bulleen VIC 3105
Who? This session is tailored to those working and leading in schools & children and family services
Investment: $320
Let's Talk Wellbeing - with Cool.org & Megan Corcoran
Let’s Talk Wellbeing - is the fourth webinar in Cool.org’s 2024 Cool.org Online Workshop Series.
Wellbeing is much talked about in education. We know that young people are at risk of and struggling with declining mental health. We also know that many educators are feeling overwhelmed and burnt out, leading to declines in their own wellbeing.
This workshop is for, and primarily about, you—our educators.
You’ll be joined by educators Kirsten from Cool.org and Megan Corcoran for a free, hour-long workshop focusing on personal and collective wellbeing. You’ll have opportunities to ask questions and walk away with tangible, sustainable strategies and ideas you can use in term 4 and beyond to take care of your own wellbeing, lend a hand to your peers and support your students.
The 2024 Cool Workshop Series is a collaborative, inclusive and engaging educator learning opportunity. Sign up, share with your peers and send your questions to Kirsten. We’ll use some of these to get the ball rolling on the day. We can’t wait to meet you.
OPEN Forum: Trauma-informed insights
Join OPEN for a session that will highlight trauma-informed insights to encourage wellbeing for those working in trauma-impactful environments. This session will provide insights and practical tools to help navigate the challenges of working in trauma-impactful environments while prioritising self-care and professional growth. Expect a session that highlights the importance of trauma-informed strategies in fostering wellbeing and effectiveness in complex settings.
Session highlights include:
Preventing compassion fatigue and burnout
The role of supervision in trauma-informed practice
Understanding neurobiology and resilience.
Featuring two presentations from Megan Corcoran, Director of Wagtail Institute, and Donna Richards, a Senior Consultant at the Australian Childhood Foundation, this session offers invaluable insights into enhancing trauma-informed practice for practitioners and leaders alike. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of trauma-informed care and enhance your professional practice.
The trauma-informed practitioner
This is suited to teachers, youth workers, social workers, mental health workers OR anyone wanting to work with trauma-affected people. No prior knowledge or experience is required.
Part 1: Develop a thorough understanding of what trauma is and how it impacts the wellbeing of your clients or students
Part 2: Learn responsive strategies to manage the day to day. Building relationships, co-regulation, de-escalation, unconditional positive regard, rupture and repair
Part 3: Proactive strategies to support and enhance wellbeing of clients, students AND practitioners! All grounded in trauma-informed wellbeing science.
What you can expect if you sign up:
Course hosted by Megan Corcoran (Director of Wagtail Institute)
Connection with, and opportunities to learn from, other like-minded practitioners
Online session (join in from anywhere)
Certificate of completion (including PD hours)
Confidence and competence for your role!
Access to the workshop recording
Contact Megan for a group discount when booking more than one staff member from your organisation: megan@megancorcoran.com.au
The trauma-informed practitioner
This is suited to teachers, youth workers, social workers, mental health workers OR anyone wanting to work with trauma-affected people. No prior knowledge or experience is required.
Part 1: Develop a thorough understanding of what trauma is and how it impacts the wellbeing of your clients or students
Part 2: Learn responsive strategies to manage the day to day. Building relationships, co-regulation, de-escalation, unconditional positive regard, rupture and repair
Part 3: Proactive strategies to support and enhance wellbeing of clients, students AND practitioners! All grounded in trauma-informed wellbeing science.
What you can expect if you sign up:
Course hosted by Megan Corcoran (Director of Wagtail Institute)
Connection with, and opportunities to learn from, other like-minded practitioners
Online session (join in from anywhere)
Certificate of completion (including PD hours)
Confidence and competence for your role!
Access to the workshop recording
Contact Megan for a group discount when booking more than one staff member from your organisation: megan@megancorcoran.com.au
Trauma-informed staff wellbeing
This FREE session provides an introduction to trauma-informed staff wellbeing. Right now, 'wellbeing 'is a buzz word in workplaces, but not all approaches are equal and many overlook the impact of trauma and vicarious trauma on staff.
In this one hour session, Megan will share an overview of a model of staff wellbeing that has been designed to specifically support those working in complex and trauma-affected settings. This session is ideal for leaders (at any level) working in schools, youth work, social work or mental health care settings.
Megan will be drawing on her professional experience and knowledge to bring the wellbeing model to life with real examples and applicable strategies.
There will be time for a short Q&A before the end of the session
Trauma and Wellbeing
Intro to childhood trauma and the impacts on wellbeing. Leave with theory, research and practical strategies to support clients or students.
Trauma-informed staff wellbeing
This FREE session provides an introduction to trauma-informed staff wellbeing. Right now, 'wellbeing 'is a buzz word in workplaces, but not all approaches are equal and many overlook the impact of trauma and vicarious trauma.
In this one hour session, Megan will share an overview of a model of staff wellbeing that has been designed to specifically support those working in complex and trauma-affected settings. This session is ideal for leaders (at any level) working in schools, youth work, social work or mental health care settings.
Megan will be drawing on her professional experience and knowledge to bring the wellbeing model to life with real examples and applicable strategies.
There will be time for a short Q&A before the end of the session
Trauma-informed staff wellbeing
Intro to staff wellbeing in trauma-affected settings. Leave with theory, research and practical strategies to support yourself + team.
Flexible School Leaders Conference
Are you a leader working in an Alternative or Flexible School?
You are invited to join our Alternative Leaders Network!
We host a FREE event each term of the school year, coming together to learn from inspiring guest speakers, share best practice, look at current challenges, research and ideas.
Trauma and Wellbeing 101
Intro to childhood trauma and the impacts on wellbeing. Leave with theory, research and practical strategies to support clients or students.
What participants have said recently
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Amazing amount of content and great tips covered in such a short amount of time, would love an extended session with Megan.
Teacher, Public Workshop
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In our team meeting this morning, there was more feedback on how the presentation supported practitioners but also gave a member of our team some amazing tools to take away for his own regulation and thoughts on his connections.
The Youth Foyer Foundation Community of Practice
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Megan was passionate and really open and helpful for questions and feedback. A fantastic session on trauma-informed wellbeing strategies.
Teacher, Public Workshop