Sonas offers a Domestic Violence awareness training

5th March 10am start 2 hours and 20 places available

Sonas offers a Domestic Violence awareness training for people who want to increase their awareness of domestic abuse and brief interventions. This training is aimed primarily at professionals who may encounter domestic abuse in the course of their work. However, it is also open to anyone who wants to learn more about domestic violence and the work that services provide.

Benefits of Our Training

Domestic Violence affects 1 in 4 women in Ireland. Frontline workers will gain an increased knowledge of what domestic abuse is, how to respond to a disclosure, how to provide a brief intervention and what services are available to their clients. However, this training will also benefit anyone who wants to learn more about domestic abuse.

Training Focus

Our training incorporates the 3 R’s: Recognise, Respond and Refer.

Recognise:

  • What domestic abuse is
  • What are the tactics of abusers
  • What are the impacts of domestic abuse

Respond:

  • How to respond to disclosure
  • What is involved in a brief intervention

Refer:

  • How to refer an individual to the correct services
  • About Sonas services
  • About other services

We are delighted to announce that we are offering 15 places on Tuesday the 21st January on Trauma Informed Practice Training.

Trauma Informed Practice Training.

Core Training

Delivered over 1.5 days.

Half day – pre-recorded lectures done in the participants’ own times

One full day – workshop delivered from 9:30am-5pm

Who is it for?

Staff within the organisation and is appropriate for all roles from front-line service providers, support and admin staff to back office and management.

 

Learning outcomes

Module One: Understanding Trauma

Understand various types of trauma

Explore the impact of trauma on the brain and body

Consider the impact of trauma on behaviour and how this relates to the work with service users

 

Module Two: Trauma Informed Practice

Workshop One: Preventing Triggering and (re) Traumatisation

Explore the ways in which individuals and organisations can inadvertently cause harm, retraumatise or traumatise service users

Explore trauma-informed care definitions, components and the evidence behind the model

Learn about the six principals of trauma informed practice

Learn a technique to scan work activities for potentially harmful or triggering factors and apply trauma-informed principals to improve service user experience

Workshop Two: Working with Trauma Behaviours

Explore in-depth how trauma affects behaviour including trauma reactions, the Window of Tolerance and Trauma Organised Behaviours

Learn to use the ‘trauma filter’to examine ‘challenging’ situations and behaviours related to trauma, and consider service responses to this

Practice using a trauma-informed approach to supporting service users with trauma-activated behaviours

Explore the implications of trauma-informed principals for receiving disclosures of early life difficulties

Develop a plan for self-care to support capacity to be trauma-informed

 

Training Certificates:

  • Participants who complete Module One and attend Module Two training will receive a certificate of completion approximately two weeks after the training has been completed. Please note participants will not receive a certificate for training unless it is fully attending.

Cost of Training:

Tallaght Drugs and Alcohol Taskforce are funding this training and the only requirement is that you complete it fully and bring the learning back into your work practice and environment.

CPR AED training

10am on the 10th January and the 4th February.


Comprehensive CPR and AED training with online theory component

The HeartSaver CPR AED course is designed for workplace first responders and those needing CPR/AED certification. This comprehensive course includes an online theory component followed by a 30-60 minute in-person practical session.

Recognise and respond to cardiac and breathing emergencies

Perform high-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants

Use an AED safely and effectively

Assist choking victims

  • Certification Irish Heart Foundation HeartSaver CPR AED Certificate
  • Duration 2-3 hours (in-person)