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VICARIOUS TRAUMA SEMINAR - 5th March 2026 - CAIRNS

$150.00

5th March 2026, 5.30 - 8pm

Rydges Esplanade Hotel, CAIRNS

This 2.5 hour seminar provides key insights into the emerging literature on Vicarious Trauma, why and how it manifests, and its impact on workplaces. We introduce effective strategies to prevent Vicarious Trauma along with practical responses to reduce its impact.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? : This is an important seminar for people working in leadership or manager roles as part of a holistic approach to workplace psychological safety

Platters and refreshments provided

5th March 2026, 5.30 - 8pm

Rydges Esplanade Hotel, CAIRNS

This 2.5 hour seminar provides key insights into the emerging literature on Vicarious Trauma, why and how it manifests, and its impact on workplaces. We introduce effective strategies to prevent Vicarious Trauma along with practical responses to reduce its impact.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? : This is an important seminar for people working in leadership or manager roles as part of a holistic approach to workplace psychological safety

Platters and refreshments provided

You will learn:

Fundamentals of vicarious trauma.

Effective strategies for prevention and response to vicarious trauma.

Key markers for early warning signs.

The Safety R.I.M. approach for effective prevention and response to vicarious trauma.

Helpful resources.

Discounted access to the full program.


THE TRAINER

Brett Bridges is a specialist clinician and a Director of Our Curious Minds (OCM), alongside Associate Professor Andrew Carroll. At OCM he has helped transform the work practices of numerous agencies across clinical, psychosocial, corporate and correctional environments in Australia and abroad.

OCM have developed several highly effective approaches to address workplace psychological safety hazards and mental health safety concerns. This includes mental health related risk and safety, de-escalation, vicarious trauma, reflective practices, and working with complex needs.