What's behind the random Melbourne stabbing, Complex trauma and homelessness, Differentiating Causes and effects.

(Please forgive the audio quality in the first 15 minutes, technical hitch)

Call in to Episode 5 on +61875627384 on Friday October 31st, 1-2pm (Melbourne Australia time) to join the conversation with your questions and thoughts .

Brought to you by Knightlamp, Australian leaders in Trauma Informed Practice consultation and training, therapeutic models of care, behaviour support, therapy and forensic and children's court assessments.

Topics this episode: The De-volution of Youth Justice Detention programs, Deterrence vs Healing, and a Disco night in jail

Call in to Episode 4 on +61875627384 on Friday October 17th, 1-2pm (Melbourne Australia time) to join the conversation with your questions and thoughts .

Brought to you by Knightlamp, Australian leaders in Trauma Informed Practice consultation and training, therapeutic models of care, behaviour support, therapy and forensic and children's court assessments.

Adela and Stephan explore a recent apparent rise in youth crime in Melbourne and ponder the correlations with early trauma and child protection involvement. Discussions go into the history of therapeutic care, effective models such as Hurstbridge Farm, the great work being done by Mirrimpilyi Murpaa Nara in Menindee, and political obstacles to progress.

Call in to Episode 3 on +61875627384 on Friday October 3rd, 1-2pm (Melbourne Australia time) to join the conversation with your questions and thoughts .

Brought to you by Knightlamp, Australian leaders in Trauma Informed Practice consultation and training, therapeutic models of care, behaviour support, therapy and forensic and children's court assessments.

Discussing the new call-in podcast format, the meaning of trauma informed approaches to behaviour, being a trauma detective and other chit chat.

Call in to Episode 2 on +61875627384 on Thursday 18th Sept, 1-2pm (Melbourne Australia time) to join the conversation with your questions and thoughts .


Brought to you by Knightlamp, Australian leaders in Trauma Informed Practice consultation and training, therapeutic models of care, behaviour support, therapy and forensic and children's court assessments.

Adela Holmes reflects on learnings from her 50 year career in the care sector, we discuss why people roll their eyes  Trauma Informed Practice and the elements of genuine training.

Stephan answers questions by teachers following a presentation at school introducing Trauma Informed Practice in the school environment.
Special thanks to all teachers in attendance, and all teachers everywhere for the courageous and compassionate role you play in the lives of children living with complex trauma. It may not feel like it, but yes, you are making a difference.