Fully UnThick aw ur sweet. Hopefully u can encourage them 😊 its easy to stop reading and doing all that once u r qualified and start practicing. Thats the case for most people. However its so helpful to keep learning since we weren’t taught everything at uni. Xx
just starting a program for MSW, but came to this through Narrative-Focussed Trauma Care through The Allender Center @ The Seattle School. This is the future of care, coupled with trauma-informed bodywork, yoga, arts... Thanks for sharing with the other half of the globe!
Great video! It's so nice to have someone in the field sharing such valuable info. I am a new sociology graduate hoping to get my MSW to work with victims of trafficking, so my undergraduate experience focused a lot on SW and victimized populations. I learned a lot about trauma-informed care during my time at uni, but I went to school in a county that is on the cutting edge of trauma-informed care, so I feel blessed. Through my women's studies minor classes we learned about ACEs, which also helped in my understanding of trauma-informed care. Thanks again for your wisdom!
thank you. I am a social work student in Australia. And I'm having to do an assignment which is partially on trauma informed care. And it is great to have a basic introduction like this before getting into the difficult academic texts.
Hi Jasmine,I am a first year social work student and have been learning about Trauma informed practice, I have been researching today and stumbled upon your video! Thank you, you explained it really well and made it much easier to understand, I will share your video with my peers. I have subscribed to your channel to watch your other informational videos! :)
And might I add, representation is SO important in this field. Many times, most of the clients we serve are disenfranchised/marginalized populations! So to build trust and a genuine cultural connection... that’s SO vital to this work (from my experience anyway).
Great to hear this from a practitioner view point, and illustrate with practical examples. 👍🏽 I think that point about understanding whats behind behaviour is really key, so we can be empathetic and helpful in our responses, and not judgemental, or react to the behaviours
Im actually doing that course it was introduced this year at my university Violence Abuse and Trauma it was good hearing you say those concepts in simpler terms❤️❤️
I can only imagine how tricky it is to help someone who still has not recognized the variety of traumas that impact who they are today. I seriously doubt that anyone gets away scott free. Beware of those with an inability to have an innocent curiosity about their own or others traumas. Let the heart lead the head in these situations.
We learn quite a lot on trauma here in Northern Ireland for good reason but this video was really insightful and helped to cement some of the knowledge thanks.
Sooo happy I came across your channel! I’ll be going for my MSW in September so I wanted to get a head start on it! I’m planning to document my experience through the program and my own personal development journey via my UA-cam channel as well. Annnnnd the kicker, I’m Ghanaian as well! Girl... you’re exactly where I’m trying to go with this 😂💜. Thank you SO much for sharing! New subbie!
Thanks for the insight into TIC. I am currently writing a master's thesis and I found the topic " Trauma informed care " very interesting. It is still a new thing in my Country ,like none of my professors know about it. There is a political crisis going on now in my country the government and other organisations are trying to provide some form of psychosocial support. My idea is checking if such support is trauma informed enough to support the traumatised population. If not so I can follow up with another project to kind of help initiate the concept and practice of TIC.
Hi Jasmine, thank for this video. Very informative. What city in Australia did you used to practice? Best of luck with your break. Hope you have a good R&R :)
Hi my darlin im in my final year of social work UK. We discuss trauma but there isnt a specific speciality like you are talking about. I will pass this knowledge on to my university lectures x
This was a great video! I too am a practicing social worker! (currently taking a little break lol) My question is are there any trauma informed practices that you know of that are tailored specifically for the aboriginal population in Australia? I am asking because I believe there might be many correlates to the indigenous population we have here in the U.S. Thanks a ton!
I am doing my MSW in Melbourne, trauma informed care is so important but we haven't focused on it yet as much as I'd have liked 🤔 I was thinking of doing a grad cert or dip in counselling to focus on trauma/crisis counselling more do you think this is necessary?
Hi! Your video is very inspiring and helpful! I am considering doing Master of Social Work in Australia. 1) Does social work major include research knowledge courses that allow students to design programs on their own? 2)Do you think the rank of universities matter in employment? 3）as you mentioned, social workers should make clear what they can and cannot do for their clients, so for example, how would you communicate with them ( what would you word your points ) ?
Also, for Aboriginal clients having the painting in the interview room may be a negative link between their culture, colonisation and domestic violence / violence. Even though a respectful gesture - in a mainstream institution it can be daunting for indigenous people to engage anyway due to mistrust and colonial history
What do you do if you come into the room for first meeting and client is already escalated b/c you are an hour late to the appt as a provider. They were already cussing and explosive with anger. I canceled the appt b/c I didn’t feel safe myself with them.???? Thank you in advance
Hi VJ, yes cancelling it and letting them know why you have had to cancel and then rescheduling and ensuring you are on time for the next one is the best way to go xx
👍🏽 I wish that my colleagues who don’t bother to read their social work textbooks would come and watch your videos so that they can get educated.
Fully UnThick aw ur sweet. Hopefully u can encourage them 😊 its easy to stop reading and doing all that once u r qualified and start practicing. Thats the case for most people. However its so helpful to keep learning since we weren’t taught everything at uni. Xx
just starting a program for MSW, but came to this through Narrative-Focussed Trauma Care through The Allender Center @ The Seattle School. This is the future of care, coupled with trauma-informed bodywork, yoga, arts... Thanks for sharing with the other half of the globe!
Great video! It's so nice to have someone in the field sharing such valuable info.
I am a new sociology graduate hoping to get my MSW to work with victims of trafficking, so my undergraduate experience focused a lot on SW and victimized populations. I learned a lot about trauma-informed care during my time at uni, but I went to school in a county that is on the cutting edge of trauma-informed care, so I feel blessed. Through my women's studies minor classes we learned about ACEs, which also helped in my understanding of trauma-informed care.
Thanks again for your wisdom!
thank you. I am a social work student in Australia. And I'm having to do an assignment which is partially on trauma informed care. And it is great to have a basic introduction like this before getting into the difficult academic texts.
You go into the core principles of trauma informed care. thank you!
Hi Jasmine,I am a first year social work student and have been learning about Trauma informed practice, I have been researching today and stumbled upon your video! Thank you, you explained it really well and made it much easier to understand, I will share your video with my peers. I have subscribed to your channel to watch your other informational videos! :)
Mam. This was so clear and to the point!! Thank you for not rambling!!
And might I add, representation is SO important in this field. Many times, most of the clients we serve are disenfranchised/marginalized populations! So to build trust and a genuine cultural connection... that’s SO vital to this work (from my experience anyway).
Great to hear this from a practitioner view point, and illustrate with practical examples. 👍🏽
I think that point about understanding whats behind behaviour is really key, so we can be empathetic and helpful in our responses, and not judgemental, or react to the behaviours
Im actually doing that course it was introduced this year at my university Violence Abuse and Trauma it was good hearing you say those concepts in simpler terms❤️❤️
oh thats really good to know xx
I can only imagine how tricky it is to help someone who still has not recognized the variety of traumas that impact who they are today. I seriously doubt that anyone gets away scott free. Beware of those with an inability to have an innocent curiosity about their own or others traumas. Let the heart lead the head in these situations.
Great video explaining the importance of trauma informed principles.
We learn quite a lot on trauma here in Northern Ireland for good reason but this video was really insightful and helped to cement some of the knowledge thanks.
Sooo happy I came across your channel! I’ll be going for my MSW in September so I wanted to get a head start on it! I’m planning to document my experience through the program and my own personal development journey via my UA-cam channel as well. Annnnnd the kicker, I’m Ghanaian as well! Girl... you’re exactly where I’m trying to go with this 😂💜. Thank you SO much for sharing! New subbie!
Thanks for the insight into TIC.
I am currently writing a master's thesis and I found the topic " Trauma informed care " very interesting. It is still a new thing in my Country ,like none of my professors know about it.
There is a political crisis going on now in my country the government and other organisations are trying to provide some form of psychosocial support. My idea is checking if such support is trauma informed enough to support the traumatised population. If not so I can follow up with another project to kind of help initiate the concept and practice of TIC.
We study it all the time. Thanks!
This is a great video. Thanks jasmine
Am first to comment 🤗. Had no clue about trauma informed care, Thank you for sharing Jasmine. Going on placement early next year, "Am nervous"😃
Bandra Nchimunya yay 🤗 u r welcome Bandra. Ud be fine. Lots to learn xx
Thank you! A very good explanation! That is what I am missing now studying at one of the Uni in Sydney...
Absolutely insightful Ama...my reference point actually..
Great explanation, thank you for this video!
Hi Jasmine, thank for this video. Very informative.
What city in Australia did you used to practice?
Best of luck with your break. Hope you have a good R&R :)
u r welcome x
Hi my darlin im in my final year of social work UK. We discuss trauma but there isnt a specific speciality like you are talking about. I will pass this knowledge on to my university lectures x
Looking good sis....I appreciate your videos.
Meka thanks Meka xx
This was a great video! I too am a practicing social worker! (currently taking a little break lol) My question is are there any trauma informed practices that you know of that are tailored specifically for the aboriginal population in Australia? I am asking because I believe there might be many correlates to the indigenous population we have here in the U.S. Thanks a ton!
A Dose of Danna Aboriginal competence / culture awareness training is the only specific one I know of that ties in well with trauma xx
Excellent! I look forward to more videos 😊🙌💛
@@OnTheBrighterSide91 xo
I hope I have watched this earlier I was stuck with this question in the last interview Thank you
Yan Jin aw ud be ready for your next one xxx
Thank you. I am student in Social Work. very helpful but I still struggle to improve my English speaking
There are fantastic layers to your accent
Thx u form Indonesia social worker
Thank you very insightful
That was great thanks!
I am doing my MSW in Melbourne, trauma informed care is so important but we haven't focused on it yet as much as I'd have liked 🤔 I was thinking of doing a grad cert or dip in counselling to focus on trauma/crisis counselling more do you think this is necessary?
Hi! Your video is very inspiring and helpful! I am considering doing Master of Social Work in Australia. 1) Does social work major include research knowledge courses that allow students to design programs on their own? 2)Do you think the rank of universities matter in employment? 3）as you mentioned, social workers should make clear what they can and cannot do for their clients, so for example, how would you communicate with them ( what would you word your points ) ?
lydia li i will answer these in a video xx
Also, for Aboriginal clients having the painting in the interview room may be a negative link between their culture, colonisation and domestic violence / violence. Even though a respectful gesture - in a mainstream institution it can be daunting for indigenous people to engage anyway due to mistrust and colonial history
Good teacher
Were you born in Australia?
I have followed u long time n dont know this
Estella Kafful yes i was 😊 x
You are superb
What do you do if you come into the room for first meeting and client is already escalated b/c you are an hour late to the appt as a provider. They were already cussing and explosive with anger. I canceled the appt b/c I didn’t feel safe myself with them.???? Thank you in advance
Hi VJ, yes cancelling it and letting them know why you have had to cancel and then rescheduling and ensuring you are on time for the next one is the best way to go xx
And that pattern is so toxic that anyone would feel anxious if they were in it
And it's likely that they don't feel like they don't have good options
Pls send me trauma video
You look very beautiful today😘
youth Young thank u x