Restless Nights - The Impact of Sleep Disorders

Live Online Workshop

Capability Level: Established

As a social worker, you are often on the front line of mental health care encountering clients whose sleep disturbances are intertwined with trauma histories. Recognising and addressing these sleep disorders can lead to more effective interventions and improved outcomes for your clients as well as understanding the complexity of sleep disorders and how crucial it is for effective client care.

By increasing your understanding of sleep disorders and their relationship with trauma, you will enhance your assessment and treatment skills.

This knowledge will empower you to implement trauma informed practice and collaborate more effectively with interdisciplinary teams. Ultimately leading to better support for your clients.

Who should attend?

Join us to gain insight and knowledge necessary to transform your practice and support your clients in overcoming sleep related challenges together we can make meaningful impact on their mental health and overall wellbeing.

This Program is designed for social workers and mental health professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in sleep disorders, particularly in the context of trauma, ideal participants include social worker, mental health social workers and graduate students will some prior knowledge in sleep disorders looking at increasing knowledge of how trauma and sleep disorders intertwine.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

• Assess and analyse sleep disorders, critically evaluate various sleep disorders their relationship to trauma and apply appropriate screening and assessment techniques

• Implement evidence-based treatment. Explore and apply effective treatment options including cognitive behaviour therapy for Insomnia (cbt-i) with integrating trauma informed care principles

• Develop holistic care plans implement and create comprehensive individualised treatment plans that address the complex needs of clients with sleep related issues, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration for optimal client support.

Event Structure:

Introduction

Learning Session 1: Assess and analyse sleep disorders, critically evaluate various sleep disorders their relationship to trauma and apply appropriate screening and assessment techniques: (55 minutes)

Learning Activity 1: Case study and group discussion

Learning Session 2: Implement evidence-based treatment. Explore and apply effective treatment options including cognitive behaviour therapy for Insomnia (cbt-i) with integrating trauma informed care principles: (55 minutes)

Learning Activity 2: Case study and group discussion

Learning Session 3: Develop holistic care plans implement and create comprehensive individualised treatment plans that address the complex needs of clients with sleep related issues, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration for optimal client support:

(55 minutes)

Learning Activity 3: Case study and group discussion

Conclusion and Q&A

AASW Credentials: Mental Health & Clinical and FPS

This Workshop is not recorded, however, you will have access to materials and resources on AASW Online Learning for 4 weeks after the completion of the workshop.

FPS: Skills Training will be incorporated into a section of this workshop under e. (iii and iv) of Medicare schedule https://www9.health.gov.au/mbs/fullDisplay.cfm?type=note&q=MN.7.4&qt=noteID&criteria=MN%2E7%2E4)

Please consider the AASW CPD Policy regarding FPS when logging your FPS hours manually: