Understanding Homelessness: De-escalating Fear – trauma and violence informed conflict prevention training
Wednesday, September 24 - 5:30 PM
at the Bear Creek Social Center
806 South Pacific Highway, Unit B Talent, Oregon
(right off highway 99, next to Crown Market in South Talent)
In this workshop we explore the relationship between trauma, violence, mental illness and homelessness. We will look at triggers that create conflicts and the tactics and techniques to prevent conflicts from escalating. At this training, participants will get a better understanding the struggles of vulnerable communities and learn to resolve and prevent conflict with empathy. These lessons are good for anyone who works with vulnerable communities and want to eliminate the fear of confrontation.
This is a program that is useful for anyone who works with the homeless community. This workshop looks at the brain and how it deals with stress and conflict.
The impact of trauma, violence and mental illness and how it relates to homelessness.
Strategies for conflict prevention and de escalation.
Building Trust.
Role as a volunteer.
Tips to keep yourself safe.
This is a semi-dense, 90 minute presentation with a lot of materials presented.
Information, contact Jason at 541-841-8341.
Also check out other Workshops in Talent.
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