Working with people who experience trauma related dissociation

On Thursday 16th February, we will be welcoming back First Person Plural to continue their excellent training on trauma related dissociation.

Using a mix of experiential, group discussion, audio visual media and didactic training tools the day aims to further improve understanding of the complexity and contradictions in how people who experience dissociation may present. It supports and develops participants existing professional knowledge and training through providing complex dissociation specific information and practical suggestions. It encourages development of participants’ practice when supporting a person who dissociates who is in crisis.

The training is delivered by Kathryn Livingstone and Melanie Goodwin from First Person Plural, who are experts by experience. They deliver a professional training day that provides a unique perspective with generous sharing of lived experience to enhance theoretical learning.

Attendance on the introductory day is the ideal prerequisite for entry onto this training. However, if you have not attended the first part of the training, we can share resources with you to view in advance: First Person Plural’s training film “A Logical Way of Being” and the chapter on Stabilisation from “No Two Paths The Same”. Please contact sarah@rsvporg.co.uk to request these resources, after booking.

Thursday 16th February

Priory Rooms, 40 Bull Street, Birmingham, B4 6AF

Voluntary organisations/individuals – £75 + booking fee

Statutory/private organisations – £90 + booking fee

Book via https://www.eventbrite.co.uk