Updated for 2025 Trauma Informed Systems Change Get Involved! Discussion Groups

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In May 2024 we signed the Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) trauma informed  pledge,  making an active commitment to embed trauma-informed practice across all of our services.

As part of the systems change programme we need your knowledge, experience, ideas and expertise at the following discussion groups. The meeting will take place on line.

We also have a multi-agency Community of Practice which shares learning, good practice and bite-size learning opportunities. Please contact traumainformed@n-somerset.gov.uk  to join the mailing list.

Fig.2. BNSSG Practice Development Framework

Group 1. Workforce Training and Support

What training, ongoing learning and support can we offer our workforce?

When             Thursday 6th February 12.15-1.30 and Wednesday 12th March 12.15-1.30

Group 2. Taking a trauma informed lens to referral, assessment and first contact

An objective of the Mental health and Wellbeing Strategy 2024-29 is to provide compassionate and trauma-informed services. How can we ensure first contact with our services reflects trauma informed principles? 

 

When             Wednesday  5th January       12.15- 1.30
                        Thursday 22nd March           12.15-1.30

 

 

 

 

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