Being Trauma Informed - A Residential Conference | Page 3

11.45am

‘Trauma informed’ services for Aboriginal children and young people.
Associate Professor Muriel Bamblett, AM. Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency

12.30pm

Lunch

1.30pm

What can we learn from implementation in different sectors? (select one option of the three available)
Trauma and Child Protection - implications for practice.
Tracy Beaton, Department of Health & Human Services
TICPOT- The Trauma-Informed Care and Practice Organisational Toolkit: A Quality Improvement
Organisational Change Resource.
Corinne Henderson, Mental Health Coordinating Council
Lessons learnt in working to break the family violence - trauma - incarceration cycle.
Emeritus Professor Judy Atkinson Ph.D., We Al-li

2.15pm

What can we learn from implementation in different sectors? (select second option of the three above)

3.00pm

Afternoon tea

3.30pm

Panel: Reflections on being trauma informed
Annette Jackson, Berry Street Take Two
Noel MacNamara, Australian Childhood Foundation
Rudy Gonzalez, Department of Health & Human Services (ex Lighthouse Institute)

4.45pm

Knowledge exchange

5.30pm

Break

6.30pm

Pre-dinner drinks

7.00pm

Formal Dinner commences.
MC - Sandie de Wolf, AM, Berry Street. Guest Speaker - Crystal Goetz.

Day 3

Friday 23rd October

9.00am

Brief introduction to Day 3 - Julian Pocock, Berry Street

9.10am

Is a trauma lens enough? Paul McDonald, Anglicare

9.45am

Q & A with Bruce D. Perry, M.D., Ph.D.

11.00am

Morning Tea

11.30am

What do we take forward in our practice and organisations?
Group activity led by Julian Pocock, Berry Street

12.20pm

Reflections, wrap up.

12.30pm

Lunch available before departure