Here and Now Lived Experience Workshop

This workshop is for anyone interested in exploring the different experiences of trauma; what it is like living with trauma; challenges people face in accessing support; the strengths and skills that people who have had experiences of trauma may bring, and being in the ‘Here and Now’. With first-hand accounts, you’ll get more insight into what it’s like to live with Experiences of Trauma. The workshop is an opportunity to explore ways to relate to one another with kindness and compassion, whilst recognising a person’s whole and vital self, including their experiences. We’ll think through the importance of practicing self-care and realising the ability to grow, whilst valuing the richness, creativity and diversity in who we all are.

The workshop is a supportive, informal environment that is open to anyone. The workshop is free to attend but booking is essential.

For further information and queries or if you prefer to book by email please contact Elil at [email protected]. or on 07971951520

The event is organised by the Experiences of Trauma Collective Advocacy group at CAPS.

ACCESSIBILITY

CAPS values your input and strives to ensure that our engagement is accessible and inclusive. We will do our best to coordinate reasonable adjustments for physical, sensory and processing differences, as well as religious and cultural requirements. If you have any accessibility related requests or concerns, please get in touch beforehand with elil@capsadvocacy.org

Norton Park Conference Centre is an accessible venue. It has:

• Accessible toilet facilities
• level or ramped access
• Disabled parking
• Induction loop

Check our Event participant privacy notice for details of how we handle your details.

CAPS Independent Advocacy is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation Scottish Charity number: SC021772

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