Trauma Informed Healthcare
Clinical Meeting #1 Date: Tuesday 28th February 2023 Time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm (AEST) Location: Online via Zoom Keynote Speaker: Emma Malone and Debbi Sutherland This will be our first clinical meeting of 2023. We are very excited to host this meeting with local speakers discussing trauma-informed healthcare. Zoom link will be sent out the day before the meeting after registration. Speaker Bios: Emma Malone is a clinical psychologist and senior practitioner at a specialist trauma service that provides long-term therapy to children and adults who have experienced child abuse, neglect, and domestic violence. Emma is also a lecturer at Queensland University of Technology, where she helped develop and teaches a course on the psychology of trauma. In her time working with people who have experienced complex trauma, Emma has held both case management and therapeutic roles in a number of specific trauma organisations including child protection services and sexual abuse counselling programs. In addition, Emma provides consultation and supervision around working with people who have experienced trauma, including being a member of the advisory committee for the Australian Law Reform Commission's inquiry into the Family Law system. Emma is currently completing her PhD research looking at the embodied expression of vicarious trauma in therapists. Debbi Sutherland is a Clinical Midwife/Registered Nurse with 30 years' experience within Queensland Health and the NHS in London and Oxford. Between the Emergency Department setting and maternity unit Debbi is passionate about reducing the health barriers for marginalised people experiencing social complexities. Debbi was the founding member of the Caboolture Young Mothers for Young Women program where health and social support intertwines to provide comprehensive care for young women with extensive vulnerabilities. |
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