Trauma in Practice: Informed Care in Frontline Settings

Residents in homeless shelters and transition homes often have extensive trauma histories.  In this training participants will learn about the effects of trauma on the individual and about the behaviours that typically arise in coping with these effects.  We will discuss what it means to be trauma-informed and how to integrate this knowledge into everyday interactions and into facility procedures and practices.  Providing Trauma-informed Care is critical to helping individuals move through the barriers to healing.  The role that service providers play in this healing journey will also be explored.  

Katherine Aubrey has over 20 years of experience working with people who have faced trauma,
addictions, homelessness and/or mental illness. Her varied, front-line work experience ranges
from in-reach prison work, group therapy, parole supervision and addictions and mental health
counseling. She also has experience working with both victims and perpetrators of
violence. Some of her past and current employers include Correctional Service Canada, Long-term
Inmates Now in the Community, Aurora Centre/Residential Addictions Treatment for
Women, KlaHowEya, Metis Nation and numerous non-profit organizations. She has a Bachelor
of Arts degree in Criminology and Psychology and a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology with
specialization in Mental Health Counseling. She also completed a Cross-Cultural Facilitation
Skills Intensive for Diversity Trainers in Berkley, California

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