Courses

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This document provides an overview and general information on trauma and attachment in people with intellectual disability. 

Phoenix Australia’s Trauma-Informed Care course has been developed by mental health clinical experts and informed by research, practice knowledge, and input from trauma survivors. Our course teaches the Principles of Trauma-Informed Care and how they can be applied to support wellbeing in your workplace.

This course will help you become conscious of good support practices while also recognising when you may be using poor practices. They will also help you understand types of abuse and control and how to recognise any instances of abuse. Throughout the course, you will also realise how important it is to promote the rights of people with disability and ensure they have the freedom to exercise their rights.

A range of resources to build an understanding of abuse and how to recognise abuse. Abuse is a violation of a person's human rights.

If your job involves working with people who have or are likely to experience trauma or you are routinely exposed to objectionable materials, our flexible, self-paced online course will provide you with a framework to guide the development of healthy individual and work practices that will help you build workplace resilience. This course is designed to be suitable for people with no, or minimal, mental health skills training and does not require a previous qualification.