Promoting Community Resilience
What’s the Programme about?
It discusses the various community resilience factors that can be harnessed to counter the devastating effects of developmental trauma and early adversity.
Beginning with the individual, it details empirically evidenced factors and principles that are known to be critical in building resilience against the deleterious effects of ACEs, particularly within areas of high social deprivation where we know ACEs to be most prevalent.
This is an introductory session aimed at stimulating dialogue and understanding around critical principles of community resilience, from psychological and physiological principles in the individual, to familial; societal and organisational criteria in the wider environment.
What’s the format of it?
One x 90 minute session, (2 x 40 minute sessions, with a break).
Interactive in format, allowing for open dialogue and questions around real life experiences and scenarios.
Who would directly benefit from this Programme?
The content of this programme would be of interest and direct benefit to any practitioners working to build resilience against the effects of childhood adversity or developmental trauma..