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Trauma: Body and the Brain (Module One)

Trauma: Body and the Brain (Module One)

Introductory Level

This training provides foundational knowledge in trauma, focusing on understanding its impacts on the body and brain.

Participants will learn about the effects of trauma and complex trauma, the Window of Tolerance, understand trauma through a neuroscience lens and explore effective regulation strategies.

This training uses evidence based and trauma informed practice knowledge to introduce the key concepts of trauma and complex trauma.

 

Cost: $109 (exc. gst)
Duration: 4 hours across 2 days
Location: Online or face to face

 

Available dates

  • Monday 9th and Tuesday 10th October, 9:30am – 11:30am (online)
    Register here.
  • Thursday 7th December 9:30am – 1:30pm (face-to-face)
    Register here.

Cancellations

  • All cancellations must be made in writing and sent to the training team at [email protected]
  • A full refund will be available to cancellations that have been made in writing 48 hours prior to the scheduled training session.
  • Registrations are transferable to a colleague upon request. Please email [email protected] and the training team will process your request.
  • Sessions may be cancelled and your registration fee refunded if registration numbers do not meet the minimum requirements to proceed.

Contact Us

For more information call us on (03) 5222 4318 or email [email protected]

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