Post Traumatic Wellbeing

Post-traumatic self-care webinar and workshop

‘An important part of trauma-informed care and self-care is recognising our limits and knowing when to reach out for further support’

First aid trainer Catherine Arnold shares her experience and the benefits of taking a trauma-informed approach to care, and explains how to access support after a traumatic event.

Article on post-traumatic wellbeing published in Brake, the road safety organisation.
Where does self-care fit on the WHO pyramid of services for mental health?

Staying within your window of tolerance

Make a wellbeing plan

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Find out about Crisis Support Services

Under 25? Get recognised with the DofE Award.

First Aider’s Mental Health

After a traumatic First Aid emergency, you have a new casualty to think about: yourself.

“Of those involved in, or witness to, an Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest (OHCA) resuscitation attempt, 13% will suffer severe psychological impact from their exposure to this event.”

Research Data supplied by, Zijlstra, Beesems, De Haan, & Koster; Cardiac Arrest Remedial Support | Company Mental Health (cars-team.co.uk)
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Cardiac Arrest Remedial Support | Company Mental Health (cars-team.co.uk)

The CARS mental health care service, addresses the specialist psychological consequences of Death and Bereavement, Physical Violence, Critical Incidents and Threat to Life events in the workplace.

Home – First Hand (first-hand.org.uk)

First Hand is for anyone affected by witnessing a suicide, when they did not know the person who has died.

Brake | The Road Safety Charity

Get Help, if a crash victim. Helping you, if bereaved, injured, or someone you love has been injured. N.B. Everyone involved in a crash is a victim.

Five ways of well-being

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