Partners
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Centro Hospitalar Psiquiátrico de
Lisboa
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Santé Mentale Exclusion Sociale
SMES-Europa
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Projekt
UDENFOR
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PARC SANITARI SANT JOAN DE DEU
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ETERIA KINONIKIS PSYCHIATRIKIS KE
PSYCHIKIS HYGIAS PANAGHIOTIS
SAKELLAROPOULOS
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Coordinamento Toscano Marginalità
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Caritas Archidiecezji Warszawskiej
Each seminar will take place over 4 days
and will be broken down into 4 days
1. TIC and PIE project/services visits
2. Talks on TIC and PIE
3. Workshops on TIC and PIE
4. Evaluation/reflection day.
During these four-day seminars leaders
in best practice will give insight into
how they use Trauma Informed Care and
Psychologically Informed Care can be
used to support those who use their
services. Inspiring change in services
across Europe and imparting greater
understanding on the practicalities of
what TIC and PIE are in practice and not
just in theory.
Central to each seminar will be the
voice and experience of those who use
and are supported by homeless services
in Europe. Visits to projects to see PIE
and TIC being used in a practical
setting and to allow experts to show how
TIC and PIE can be used to improve a
service will also be central to each
seminar.
The larger objectives of the project
are;
To develop core competencies of staff
working in homeless organisations across
Europe on Trauma Informed Care and
Psychologically Informed Environments
through talks, workshops and service
visits.
To begin a social dialogue on how best
to implement Trauma Informed Care and
Psychotically Informed Environments in
services
To improve the health and well being of
Service Users in participating
organisations and wider Homeless and
mental health services in Europe
To recognise the importance of informal
learning via sharing best practices
Provide participants with the skills to
recognize the impact of trauma and
encourages the development of strategies
for better responding to the needs of
trauma survivors.
Embedding of TIC and PIE methods into
the strategy of partner organisations
Staff training will have a strong
emphasis on these models and methods
Improved quality of service -providing
effective, medically-evidenced care
models for those most at risk.
Enhanced capacity and expertise across
the service
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