Replanting the Birthing Trees: Trauma-Aware, Healing Informed Care Training

Multiple one day training sessions are available (please choose one):

25th November

Murdoch University

Boola Katitjin 360.4.003

Building 360, Level 4, Room 003

26th November

Murdoch University

Boola Katitjin 360.2.025

Building: 360, Level 2, Room 025

28th of November

Northam: Bilya Koort Boodja

2 Grey Street, Northam (next door to Northam Visitor Centre).

Who is this training for?? All hospital staff, including clerical/admin, allied health, medical, security staff, and patient services employed in:

WACHS Wheatbelt region

St John of God Hospital Midland

Armadale Health Service

King Edward Memorial Hospital

Fiona Stanley Hospital

During the in-person training, participants will explore:

• Factors impacting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and wellbeing.
• The effects of trauma on the body, brain, and overall health.
• Practical strategies to support Aboriginal parents experiencing complex trauma.
• Techniques to enhance safety, minimize triggers, and promote healing.

Replanting the Birthing Trees has also developed an introductory online self-directed course with Emerging Minds (5 modules, 4-5 hours total) that you can access free of charge: Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and children in the first 2,000 days. While not required, you are strongly encouraged to complete this online course before attending your training session.

Catering:

Morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea will be provided. Options will include vegetarian and gluten-free.

Parking:

Please allow time in your schedule to find suitable parking (approx. 15 mins).

Murdoch University: Has multiple paid parking meter options:

https://www.murdoch.edu.au/explore/about-murdoch/our-locations/parking

Northam: Free underground parking

Contact:

If you need any support or have further questions, please email [email protected] or call 0411 072 195

Host or Publisher Trish Ratajczak