Safe and Sound
Manage burnout and vicarious trauma with trusted self care protective strategies. Contact us for an inservice workshop. Individuals can book in on the link below.
An evidence-based, interactive workshop for direct service staff using creative prescribing approaches.
Safe + Sound brings together evidenced based approaches and research about the cause and impact of vicarious trauma and burnout on direct service staff, with accessible, practical, and inspiring strategies for daily prevention through creative prescribing. This 3-hour workshop introduces the key concept of non-negotiable self-care, as well as a framework for understanding different types of self-care practices, from short relief and repair habits, to deeper recharge and restoration strategies.
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What's incluced
In this trauma-informed workshop session you'll learn about:
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Nervous system 101
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The causes of burnout
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The causes of vicarious trauma
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The difference between these two experiences
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Early signs
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Key early intervention strategies
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The real meaning of ‘self-care’
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Creative First Aid in action
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Creating your own personal plan
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Hands on experiential learning
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Creative First aid
What is Creative First Aid?
Creative First Aid is a pioneering approach by MakeShift. This approach draws upon the ways that intentional creative practice acts as a powerful antidote in regulating the nervous system, fostering mindful awareness, and enabling calm connection between people and communities.
We weave mental health and psycho-education together with fun-first, inspiring creative practice led by artist educators, for a highly impactful experience. We transform creative acts into creative first aid through a reviewed and evaluated methodology, incorporating the five elements of curiosity, self compassion, playfulness, safekeeping and inch-by-inch thinking.
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Please note
Please note that information shared in this session is general and broad and anyone attending with specific mental health challenges and experiences should ensure they follow the advice of their practitioner/therapist.