Enhancing connection through values-informed practice
Values Our own values Shared values Awareness Communication Partnership
Values informed practice Recognising the impact of values-including the values of people accessing services, practitioners and organisations Understanding how to work with values more effectively for better outcomes
What is trauma? The lasting effect on a person’s or collective’s functioning and mental, physical, social, emotional or spiritual wellbeing, caused by events, circumstances or intergenerational historical traumatic experiences
Impact of trauma Event Experience Effects Our work Values and attitudes
Trauma informed approach Principles rather than prescribed practice Organisational culture, values Safety Trustworthiness Peer support Collaboration & mutuality Empowerment, voice, choice Cultural, historical & gender issues
Key elements Realisation Recognition Response Avoiding re-traumatisation Impact of historical trauma and impact on health disparities
A refreshed approach
Values Respect Manaaki Hope Partnership Wellbeing Whanaungatanga
Attitudes Compassionate Genuine Honest Open minded Optimistic
Seven Real Skills Working with people Working with Māori Working with whānau Working within communities Challenging discrimination Applying law, policy and practice Professional and personal development
Working with people
Working with whānau
Maintaining professional & personal development
Values,attitudes and being trauma informed What do values and attitudes look like in practice? How does this assist us being trauma informed? What gets in the way?
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