Trauma standards recognise that additional skills are required for those involved in the development of person-centred strategies and plans in social care, education and health settings. A deeper understanding of trauma enables practitioners to apply a trauma informed lens when working with individuals whose relationships and behaviours may be shaped by adverse experiences as children and/or adults.
The TAG Trauma Enhanced Practice Programme provides this understanding, and crucially a model and skills for working with an individual to identify practical strategies that will help build trust, relationships and resilience.
TAG strategies will compliment and enhance your current organisational practice and approach, whether this involves co-creation of education support/learning plans, personal recovery plans or positive behaviour support (PBS) plans.
We also recognise the key challenges people experience at different ages and have created specific programme content for those supporting children, supporting young people, adults, and older adults.
Practitioners learn how to use the TAG Trauma Calm–Connect–Communicate Model which provides a practical framework for supporting individuals and guiding and coaching the teams that support them day to day.
If you would value access to person centred planning tools for trauma screening and recovery planning, including our strategies toolkits – please see the TAG Trauma Enhanced Practitioner Programme.
All Trauma Enhanced Level Programmes incorporate Trauma Aware and Skilled Practice Content
Brilliant training. The TAG Calm, Connect, Communicate Model summarised the trauma informed approach - strongly recommended.
Consultant Psychiatrist, Active Care Group
Trauma Action Group is dedicated to supporting individuals and businesses affected by trauma. We offer resources, education, and advocacy to promote healing and resilience.
