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by Max Pickard (Author), Jo Anderson (Author), Emma Rye (Author)
There is increased interest in trauma informed care in the UK and worldwide, however so far there are limited resources for professionals providing training to help health and social care staff (who may have had very little training in attachment theory) to provide care which is trauma informed at an emotional as well as practical level. The CaPLET Training Manual will guide facilitators in making the core psychodynamic concepts - which are relevant to providing trauma-informed care - accessible to health and social care staff. For professionals with some understanding of trauma-informed care, providing guidance on how to run a training course for care staff and clinicians who work with people who are survivors of trauma.
In addition, it will enable facilitators to help staff better understand the people they care for in the context of their histories of trauma and develop insight into the ways in which attending to their own emotional and behavioural responses can help them provide better care.
Author Biography
Emma Rye is a consultant clinical psychologist and clinical lead for psychology in a mental health learning disability service in Kent and Medway Partnership NHS Trust. Emma has specialised in working with people who have experienced abuse, or other trauma, in childhood and/or adulthood. Anna Bodicoat is a clinical psychologist working in Kent and Medway Partnership NHS Trust. Max Pickard is a consultant psychiatrist working in Kent and Medway Partnership NHS Trust. He is interested in psychodynamic aspects of mental health care and he has developed specialist services in this area. Jo Anderson is a clinical psychologist working in Kent and Medway Partnership NHS Trust. She runs training for carers and works systemically with families & supporters.
