Transforming trauma: Science, lived experience and practice collaborate

Together, more than ever, reimagining accessible, cross-cultural, trauma-informed frameworks of healing is critical to a vision whereby communities can live in safety, dignity, equity, and hope, regardless of ethnicity, gender, religion, disability, or sexual orientation.

Over the last two and half years Corrymeela and Starling Collective, alongside a consortium of partners have supported over 2000 people from asylum and refugee communities, including delivering trauma-informed training for 160 practitioners working in the field.

International trauma expert, speaker, and author, Dr. James S. Gordon will speak about the work of the Center for Mind-Body Medicine, an international scientific and evidence-based trauma-informed model of healing that they have been implementing throughout different conflict zones worldwide.

Join us for an afternoon of discussion exploring when science, lived experience and practice collaborate and listen together.