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A Trauma Informed Approach to Workplace Bullying Cases (e-learning)

A Trauma Informed Approach to Workplace Bullying Cases (e-learning)

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Highlights

  • On-Demand program

  • 6 hours

  • Intermediate level

Description

Using a trauma informed approach to workplace bullying & harassment cases reduces the risks of adding another layer of injury. We look at how workplace trauma develops, and how it is different from other traumas, and what that means in terms of being able to present the facts in an investigation.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN...

  • What is trauma?

  • How workplace bullying trauma develops

  • Injuries caused by bullying & harassment

  • Understanding the injury to the brain

  • The neuroscience of trauma and memory

  • The workplace as the traumatiser

  • Institutional betrayal

  • The challenges for investigators

  • Purpose and perception of investigations

  • Current policies and best practice - and their flaws

  • Strategies for a trauma informed approach

  • How to avoid secondary trauma

  • Reporting outcomes & recommendations

  • Longer term recovery for individuals and organisations

  • Keeping yourself safe from vicarious trauma

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Who are the trainers for the Trauma Informed Approach?

    The Trauma Informed Approach to Workplace Bullying Cases workshop will use the guidelines developed Dr Pat Ferris and Nicki Eyre, principal consultants at Pat Ferris Consultancy and Conduct Change respectively. Both are member of the International Association on Workplace Bullying & Harassment IAWBH

    Nicki Eyre BA Hons, PGCE, FRSA

    Nicki Eyre founded Conduct Change as a result of her passion for working with individuals and businesses to prevent and resolve workplace bullying, with a mission to end workplace bullying through the development of meaningful prevention activities for organisations, as well as supporting individuals to move on when they are struggling emotionally. She also leads the campaigning and awareness project, Stop Hurt at Work as they research and campaign for the implementation of effective routes to redress for individuals, both in terms of approach and legislation.

    Pat Ferris MSW, RCSW, M.SC., Ph.D.

    Pat is the Founder of Pat Ferris Consulting, based in Canada. She has been a mental health counselling professional since 1979. She has a masters degree in clinical social work and a Ph.D. in industrial organizational psychology. She is registered as a Clinical Social Worker. Pat specializes in counselling and coaching individuals involved in bullying and harassment and consults to their organizations. She has 40+ years experience in counselling and consulting in mental health and 25+ years consulting, training and coaching in the workplace, providing her with broad insights to help both individuals and companies achieve their mental health goals.


  • Who should attend Trauma Informed training?

    Anyone who deals with workplace bullying and harassment cases, particularly internal and external investigators including lawyers, HR professionals, managers and leaders, as well as counsellors and coaches working in this area.

    The learning is also recommended for anyone who is a first point of contact in an organisation for confidential advice about workplace bullying eg Speak up Champions/Guardians, Mental Health First Aiders, or similar.

Course Content

Welcome
  1. Welcome
  2. Workbook
  3. About your trainers
What is trauma?
  1. Different types of trauma and their symptoms
A trauma informed approach
  1. What do we mean by a Trauma Informed Approach?
  2. How workplace injuries develop
  3. SELF STUDY: The Violation of our Basic Human Needs
  4. The violation of basic human needs and development of trauma
Neuroscience and the trauma of memory
  1. Understanding the neurobiology of workplace bullying
Factors that aggravate outcomes and compound symptoms
  1. Factors that aggravate outcomes and compound symptoms
Challenges for Investigations
  1. Challenges for investigations
  2. SELF STUDY: Creating your strategy for trauma informed approach
  3. Strategies for trauma informed investigations
  4. Case Study Exercise: Indicators of trauma
  5. Case Study Exercise: DARVO
  6. Case Study Exercise: How reporting can reinforce trauma
  7. Case Study Exercise: Appeal
  8. Case Study Exercise: Settlement Agreements
  9. SELF STUDY: Applying Learning
Vicarious Trauma
  1. Vicarious trauma - keeping yourself safe
Additional Resources
  1. Useful links and reading
  2. Neuroscience and the Bullied Brain

About The Provider

Conduct Change Ltd
Conduct Change Ltd
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