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Introductions and Review of: 

Level 1 - Trauma Aware Care

Level 2 - Trauma Sensitive Care

Introduction to Level 3 - Trauma Responsive Care:
* The 6 Core Principles 
1. Safety
2. Trustworthiness & Transparency
3. Peer Support
4. Collaboration & Mutuality
5. Empowerment & Choice
6. Cultural Historic & Gender Issues

Exploring Trauma Responsive Level 3

Defining Trauma Responsive Level 3

Role of Mental Health Therapists, Social Workers, and Peer Recovery Coaches in Trauma Responsive Care

Importance of Trauma Responsive Level 3 in creating a safe and supportive environment

Safety 

Understanding the importance of establishing 5-Body safety in trauma-responsive care.

Creating trauma-informed policies and procedures that prioritize safety for individuals who have experienced trauma. 

Identifying strategies to enhance 5-Body safety in various settings:
1. Environment (hazard identifications & remedies)   
2. Boundaries  
3. Consistency  
4. Communication  
5. Self-Lead (Grounding & Centering) 

Trustworthiness & Transparency

Recognizing the impact of trust and transparency in building therapeutic relationships. 

Cultivating trust by establishing clear boundaries, consistent communication, and expectations. 

Nurturing transparency by providing honest information and involving individuals in decision-making processes. 

Peer Support

Exploring the value and benefits of peer support in trauma-responsive care. 

Building and fostering peer support networks within the organization or community. 

Promoting shared experiences and empowering individuals through peer mentoring and group support. 

Collaboration & Mutuality

Understanding the importance of collaboration and mutual respect in trauma-responsive care. 

Cultivating interprofessional relationships to ensure holistic and coordinated care. 

Applying collaborative approaches in treatment planning, goal setting, and service delivery. 

Empowerment & Choice

Empowering individuals by recognizing and amplifying their strengths and resilience. 

Promoting informed consent and active participation in decision-making processes. 

Providing opportunities for individuals to exercise choices and regain a sense of control. 

Cultural Historic & Gender Issues

Recognizing the impact of culture, history, and gender on trauma and healing. 

Promoting culturally responsive practices that honor diversity and avoid re-traumatization. 

Addressing gender-specific needs and considerations in trauma-responsive care. 

Case Studies and Examples of Successful Trauma Responsive Care

Case Study 1: Trauma Responsive Care in a Mental Health Setting

Case Study 2: Trauma-Informed Care in a Social Work Context

Case Study 3: Peer Recovery Coaches and Trauma-Informed Care

Future Directions in Trauma-Informed Care

Emerging Trends and Research in Trauma-Informed Care

The Role of Technology in Trauma-Informed Care

Advocacy and Policy Implications for Trauma-Informed Care

Trauma Responsive: Level 3 ~ 5-Bodies & The 6 Core Principles

Welcome to 'Trauma-Informed Care: Level 3 - Trauma Responsive: Creating a Safe and Supportive Environment'! This advanced course is designed to build on the foundational knowledge gained in our Level 1 and 2 courses, further delving into the principles and practices of trauma-responsive care. Our aim is to equip you with the skills and understanding necessary to create a safe, supportive, and healing environment for individuals who have experienced trauma.

In this course, we will introduce you to the six core principles of Trauma Responsive Level 3 care: Safety, Trustworthiness & Transparency, Peer Support, Collaboration & Mutuality, Empowerment & Choice, and Cultural Historic & Gender Issues. These principles serve as the foundation for creating a trauma-informed environment that fosters recovery and healing. We will explore each principle in detail, discussing their importance and providing practical strategies for implementation in various settings.

First, we will define Trauma Responsive Level 3 care and examine the role of mental health therapists, social workers, and peer recovery coaches in delivering this type of care. We will then delve into the significance of Trauma Responsive Level 3 in creating a safe and supportive environment, highlighting the importance of establishing 5-Body safety and creating trauma-informed policies and procedures.

Additionally, we will cover essential topics such as trustworthiness and transparency, peer support, collaboration and mutuality, empowerment and choice, and cultural historic and gender issues. For each topic, we will provide an in-depth analysis of its relevance in trauma-informed care, along with practical strategies for implementation.

Throughout the course, we will share case studies and examples of successful trauma-informed care implementation in mental health settings, social work contexts, and with peer recovery coaches. These real-world examples will help illustrate the principles and practices discussed in the course and provide valuable insights into their application.

Finally, we will explore future directions in trauma-informed care, including emerging trends and research, the role of technology, and advocacy and policy implications. By the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of Trauma Responsive Level 3 care and the skills necessary to create a safe, supportive, and healing environment for individuals who have experienced trauma.

Course Title: Trauma-Informed Care: Level 3 - Trauma Responsive 

 

Course Overview: 

The Trauma-Informed Care: Level 3 - Trauma Responsive course focuses on deepening the understanding and application of trauma-informed principles in creating a safe and responsive environment for individuals who have experienced trauma. This course will provide an in-depth exploration of the six key principles of trauma responsiveness: Safety, Trustworthiness & Transparency, Peer Support, Collaboration & Mutuality, Empowerment & Choice, and Cultural Historic & Gender Issues. Participants will acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively implement trauma-responsive practices and support the healing process. 

 

Course Modules: Understand all concepts from a 5-body component  

 

Module 1: Safety 

Understanding the importance of establishing 5-Body safety in trauma-responsive care. 

Creating trauma-informed policies and procedures that prioritize safety for individuals who have experienced trauma. 

Identifying strategies to enhance 5-Body safety in various settings. 

Environment (hazard identifications & remedies)   

Boundaries  

Consistency  

Communication  

Self-Lead (Grounding & Centering) 

 

Module 2: Trustworthiness & Transparency 

Recognizing the impact of trust and transparency in building therapeutic relationships. 

Cultivating trust by establishing clear boundaries, consistent communication, and expectations. 

Nurturing transparency by providing honest information and involving individuals in decision-making processes. 

 

Module 3: Peer Support 

Exploring the value and benefits of peer support in trauma-responsive care. 

Building and fostering peer support networks within the organization or community. 

Promoting shared experiences and empowering individuals through peer mentoring and group support. 

 

Module 4: Collaboration & Mutuality 

Understanding the importance of collaboration and mutual respect in trauma-responsive care. 

Cultivating interprofessional relationships to ensure holistic and coordinated care. 

Applying collaborative approaches in treatment planning, goal setting, and service delivery. 

 

 

 

 

Module 5: Empowerment & Choice (Use some concepts from self-defense)  

Empowering individuals by recognizing and amplifying their strengths and resilience. 

Promoting informed consent and active participation in decision-making processes. 

Providing opportunities for individuals to exercise choices and regain a sense of control. 

 

Module 6: Cultural Historic & Gender Issues 

Recognizing the impact of culture, history, and gender on trauma and healing. 

Promoting culturally responsive practices that honor diversity and avoid re-traumatization. 

Addressing gender-specific needs and considerations in trauma-responsive care. 

 

Course Delivery: 

Each module will consist of online presentations, case studies, interactive discussions, and reflective exercises. 

Participants will have access to supplementary resources, recommended readings, and assessments to gauge their understanding. 

Live webinars or in-person workshops can be conducted to provide additional opportunities for practical skill development and direct engagement with subject matter experts. 

 

Course Duration: 

The Trauma-Informed Care: Level 3 - Trauma Responsive course is designed to be completed within a timeframe of 6-8 weeks. (LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK). 

Note: This time frame is relevant to the time it will take for students to practice on their clients. 

1 – session per module concept & skill. 

Students will write a detailed essay on each session.  

The last session will be a “put it all together” session.  

 

However, the duration can be adjusted based on the specific needs and requirements of the participants. 

 

Course Objectives: 

Develop a comprehensive understanding of the six key principles of trauma responsiveness. 

Integrate trauma-responsive practices into policies, procedures, and service delivery. 

Foster a safe, supportive, and healing environment for individuals who have experienced trauma. 

Apply trauma-responsive approaches that honor diversity, cultural historic, and gender issues. 

Empower individuals through informed consent, choice, and collaborative decision-making. 

 

Course Completion: 

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be awarded a certificate of completion, acknowledging their enhanced knowledge and skills in trauma-informed care and trauma responsiveness. 

 

Note: This training course is based on industry best practices and research on trauma-informed care. It is important to note that implementation should consider local regulations, guidelines, and cultural context. 

Trauma-Informed Care: Level 3 - Trauma Responsive: Creating a Safe and Supportive Environment 