CPCA Development Course

• This course does not give any equivalence to any ASQA approved course.
• This course will award a certificate on completion and 8 OPD points.
• Purchasing this course will allow you access to the content for 6 months.

In this course

1. Chapter 1: Trauma-informed care work
   1. Principles and practices of trauma-informed care
   2. Promoting a safe environment
   3. Promoting secure relationships
2. Chapter 2: Nature of trauma
   1. Nature of trauma
3. Chapter 3: Impacts of trauma
   1. Sense of self
   2. Relationships
   3. Development of mental health issues
4. Chapter 4: Legislation and ethical considerations
   1. Specific legislative requirements related to trauma
   2. Codes of practice
   3. Discrimination
   4. Dignity of risk
   5. Duty of care
   6. Human rights
   7. Informed consent
   8. Mandatory reporting
   9. Practice standards
   10. Privacy, confidentiality, and disclosure
   11. Policy frameworks
   12. Records management
   13. Industry rights and responsibilities
   14. Workplace boundaries
   15. Work health and safety
5. Chapter 5: Definitions and core principles of care
   1. Prevalence of trauma with service users and the public
   2. Evidence-based practice requirements
   3. Role flashbacks and triggers
   4. Trauma impacts on development
   5. Interpersonal violence
   6. Common beliefs and attitudes
   7. Recovery approaches
6. Chapter 6: Significance of loss and grief
   1. Significance of loss and grief
7. Chapter 7: Responding to trauma
   1. Responding to disclosure of past trauma
   2. Responding to disclosure of current trauma
   3. Responding to trauma-related behaviours and distress
   4. Conflict resolution and negotiation techniques
8. Chapter 8: Managing trauma
   1. Identifying strengths
   2. Identifying personal resources
   3. Coping strategies and adaptations
   4. Barriers to implementing trauma-informed care
   5. Change management
   6. Strategies to promote workplace trauma-informed practice
9. Chapter 9: Change theories and frameworks
   1. Theories
   2. Models of behaviour
10. Chapter 10: Suicide, self-harm, and interpersonal trauma
    1. Interpersonal trauma
    2. Self-harm
    3. Suicidality
11. Chapter 11: Self-care strategies
    1. Vicarious trauma self-care strategies
    2. Re-traumatisation self-care strategies
    3. Immediate and long-term strategies
12. Chapter 12: Self-advocacy and referral options
    1. Self-advocacy and referral options
13. Chapter 13: Reflection
    1. Personal reflection
    2. Organisational reflection
    3. Peer supervision
    4. Client feedback
14. Chapter 14: Enhancing future service delivery
    1. Enhancing future service delivery
15. Assessment