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Transforming trauma: A Community Approach to Healing
Transforming trauma: A Community Approach to Healing
Collective trauma requires collective healing. Together, more than ever, reimagining cross cultural collective trauma informed responses of hope and healing are vital to repair relationships and collective harms within NI society.
Day 1
Community Approach to Trauma: A journey
10th April 2024 – Long Gallery, Stormont Parliament Buildings: (Registration 9.30am -3pm )
Join us for an inspiring day of celebrate to end of the Trauma Project, and share lessons learned, lived experience, and practice with multiple communities and organisations, throughout NI and beyond.
Day 2
Transforming trauma: A model in practice
11th April 2024 - Location: Mac Theatre, Belfast: The Factory Time: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
The Center for Mind Body Medicine introductory workshop will provide an overview of mind-body medicine and will include a grounding in the science that supports it and practical experience of several self-care techniques. Attendees will learn how stress and trauma impact physical and psychological health. They will practice several evidence-based self-care skills to address and reduce their stress. And they will learn how to use these skills with their patients, clients, and students. This workshop will include both didactic presentations and experiential learning as well as an overview of how this approach has been integrated into community programs.
Day 3
A Community Approach to Healing
12th April 2024: Queens University Belfast Canada Room : 2pm-5pm
Join us for an afternoon of exploration and discussion to disseminate the project findings and how an international model is applying scientific and evidence-based trauma informed model of healing throughout different conflict zones worldwide.
Collective trauma requires collective healing. Together, more than ever, reimagining cross cultural collective trauma informed responses of hope and healing are vital to repair relationships and collective harms within NI society.
Day 1
Community Approach to Trauma: A journey
10th April 2024 – Long Gallery, Stormont Parliament Buildings: (Registration 9.30am -3pm )
Join us for an inspiring day of celebrate to end of the Trauma Project, and share lessons learned, lived experience, and practice with multiple communities and organisations, throughout NI and beyond.
Day 2
Transforming trauma: A model in practice
11th April 2024 - Location: Mac Theatre, Belfast: The Factory Time: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
The Center for Mind Body Medicine introductory workshop will provide an overview of mind-body medicine and will include a grounding in the science that supports it and practical experience of several self-care techniques. Attendees will learn how stress and trauma impact physical and psychological health. They will practice several evidence-based self-care skills to address and reduce their stress. And they will learn how to use these skills with their patients, clients, and students. This workshop will include both didactic presentations and experiential learning as well as an overview of how this approach has been integrated into community programs.
Day 3
A Community Approach to Healing
12th April 2024: Queens University Belfast Canada Room : 2pm-5pm
Join us for an afternoon of exploration and discussion to disseminate the project findings and how an international model is applying scientific and evidence-based trauma informed model of healing throughout different conflict zones worldwide.
Wednesday April 10 - 9:30am-3pm
Thursday April 11 - 9am-5pm
Friday April 12 - 2pm-5pm
Thursday April 11 - 9am-5pm
Friday April 12 - 2pm-5pm
Different locations Belfast
Wed 10 April
Website:
bit.ly/43yhzwq