Our renowned Safety Planning for Extra-Familial Harm Workbook supports practitioners in building strong relationships with young people, founded on trust and transparency.
Discover useful and practical self-reflection activities, direct work tools and resources. Learn various methods of safety planning that can easily be adapted to different scenarios. A strong blend of academic theory and real-world practice, this book was written by practitioners, for practitioners.
Contents
Section One: What is Safety Planning for Extra-Familial Harm? This section contains key definitions of child protection settings and frameworks for contextual safeguarding.
Section Two: Getting Started With Planning. This section defines safety. It contains assessments and direct work tools, as well as sub-sections on normalising safety talk, and framing and language.
Section Three: Trauma-Informed Psychological Safety. This section discusses the neurosequential model of therapeutics, polyvagal theory, and how to use psycho-education as a tool. It also contains worksheets for survival mechanisms and body mapping.
Section Four: Variations of Safety Plans. This section has all the tools you need to create realistic, actionable safety plans. It incudes sub-sections on trigger and action, safety mapping and online safety. There is also a safety planning prompt sheet.
Section Five: Further Actions for the Reader. This section points you towards further resources, for a deeper understanding of safety planning.
Delivery
We will post the book to you within 3-5 days, depending on stock levels. Shipping costs are £5.
Our renowned Safety Planning for Extra-Familial Harm Workbook supports practitioners in building strong relationships with young people, founded on trust and transparency.
Discover useful and practical self-reflection activities, direct work tools and resources. Learn various methods of safety planning that can easily be adapted to different scenarios. A strong blend of academic theory and real-world practice, this book was written by practitioners, for practitioners.
Contents
Section One: What is Safety Planning for Extra-Familial Harm? This section contains key definitions of child protection settings and frameworks for contextual safeguarding.
Section Two: Getting Started With Planning. This section defines safety. It contains assessments and direct work tools, as well as sub-sections on normalising safety talk, and framing and language.
Section Three: Trauma-Informed Psychological Safety. This section discusses the neurosequential model of therapeutics, polyvagal theory, and how to use psycho-education as a tool. It also contains worksheets for survival mechanisms and body mapping.
Section Four: Variations of Safety Plans. This section has all the tools you need to create realistic, actionable safety plans. It incudes sub-sections on trigger and action, safety mapping and online safety. There is also a safety planning prompt sheet.
Section Five: Further Actions for the Reader. This section points you towards further resources, for a deeper understanding of safety planning.
Delivery
We will post the book to you within 3-5 days, depending on stock levels. Shipping costs are £5.
