Being Trauma Informed - A Residential Conference

Program Being Trauma Informed: A Residential Conference Facilitator: Julian Pocock, Director Public Policy and Practice Development, Berry Street Day 1 Wednesday 21st October 9.30am Registration and morning tea on arrival 11.00am Welcome - Julian Pocock, Berry Street Welcome to country - Dja Dja Warrung Traditional Owners Introduction to program - Julian Pocock, Berry Street 11.20am Why is it important to focus on trauma? Bruce D. Perry, M.D., Ph.D., ChildTrauma Academy 12.15pm The rhetoric and realities of trauma-informed practice. Annette Jackson, Berry Street Take Two 1.00pm Lunch 2.00pm The Sanctuary Model – Creating a Culture of Safety. Micaela Cronin, MacKillop Family Services 2.45pm Responding to Children with Developmental Trauma Living in Complex Trauma Environments. Emeritus Professor Judy Atkinson Ph.D., We Al-li 3.30pm Afternoon tea 4.00pm ‘Trauma informed’ approaches: do we have evidence of better outcomes? Robyn Mildon Ph.D., Save the Children 4.45pm Knowledge Exchange 5.30pm Break 6.30pm Smoking ceremony - Dja Dja Warrung Traditional Owners 7.00pm onwards Opportunity to network during casual BBQ dinner Day 2 Thursday 22nd October 9.00am Introduction to Day 2 - Julian Pocock, Berry Street 9.15am The neuro sociology of organisations. Bruce D. Perry, M.D., Ph.D., ChildTrauma Academy 10.30am Characteristics of Vicarious Trauma and techniques to reduce it through routine workplace interactions. Rob Gordon Ph.D., Consultant Psychologist 11.15am Morning Tea

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