Introduction to trauma

Course summary
Who should do the course?
Why do this course?
 By the end of this course you will have an awareness of the language and definitions used in trauma.

 Individuals in the community or those working in a variety of fields including health, services, local council or government
 organisations.

 To raise your awareness of trauma by looking at relevant definitions and understanding the importance of using the correct
 terminology. You'll also build an awareness of the value of having trauma-informed approaches as part of service delivery.

Course information

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Course version history
- Version 1.1 as at August 2024: Formatting changes for readability
- Version 1.0 as at September 2023: First version published

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