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S2 Ep 5: Mirrimpilyi Muurpa Nara- An Aboriginal Therapeutic Model of Care22 Feb 202601:03:26

In this special episode, we go to Menindee, home of Mirrimpilyi Muurpa Nara, an authentic model of therapeutic care grounded in Aboriginal care and cultural frameworks that is showing signifiant outcomes for both Aboriginal (and non Aboriginal) kids in Australia

.For more info on Mirrimpilyi go to https://www.mirrimpilyi.org/ 

Call in to Episode 6 on +61875627384 on Friday Marh 6th, 1-2pm (Melbourne Australia time) to join the conversation with your questions and thoughts .

Brought to you by knightlamp.org, leaders in Trauma Informed Practice consultation and training, therapeutic models of care, behaviour support, therapy and forensic and children's court assessments.

S2 Ep 4: Johnny Rocket the Dressing Room Prepper26 Oct 202501:05:28

What's behind the random Melbourne stabbing, Complex trauma and homelessness, Differentiating Causes and effects.

(Please forgive the audio quality in the first 15 minutes, technical hitch)

Call in to Episode 5 on +61875627384 on Friday October 31st, 1-2pm (Melbourne Australia time) to join the conversation with your questions and thoughts .

Brought to you by Knightlamp, Australian leaders in Trauma Informed Practice consultation and training, therapeutic models of care, behaviour support, therapy and forensic and children's court assessments.

Ep 13- What is Youth Engagement? Gang Violence in Melbourne22 Mar 201600:44:46
A discussion on the recent youth gang violence in Melbourne during the Moomba festival, and ways of thinking about the role of trauma in understanding and informing how governments need to tackle the problem, and the role of welfare leaders and their commentary. (apologies for a technical fault that causes some poor audio in the last 5 minutes of the episode)
Ep 12- Trauma Informed Practice in the Classroom05 Mar 201600:38:51
Adela and Stephan discuss the challenges of schools adopting a trauma informed approach in the classroom and juggling notions of group fairness, social justice, and healing.
Ep 11- No One Asks Why?: A Trauma-Informed Approach to Family Violence26 Nov 201500:38:19
In this episode Adela and Stephan (knightlamp.org) discuss family violence; a theme that has in recent weeks dominated the media and political environment in Australia. They explore whether or not the current paradigms of understanding offer a real solution, and use a framework of trauma and attachment theory to suggest understandings that offer a solution for prevention and treatment.
Ep 10- A Sound Investment: Therapeutic Residential Care25 Sep 201500:41:33
In the wake of reports that show major issues in our residential care system, we ask the question: Where is the model of therapeutic residential care that has already been shown to work? In this episode we discuss the history and current state of therapeutic care, and the links we can draw between under-resourcing the residential care system for children in State care, later homelessness and violence, and how easily we lose sight of past evaluations, enquiries and other reports.
Ep 09- Chiropractic & Homeopathic Treatment for Behavioural Disorders?13 Aug 201500:33:41
The Dynamic duo discuss a bunch of stuff including why Stephan can't pronounce his own surname, claims of chiropractic and homeopathic behaviour treatments, ADHD, discipline, tantrums and parenting...enjoy!
Ep 08- No Choice but to Riot: A Trauma-Informed View of the Ravenhall Prison Riot24 Jul 201500:35:37
Adela and Stephan discuss the recent Prison Riot in a Victorian Prison with an understanding of trauma theory, and its implications for explosive behaviour in other settings such as schools.
Ep 07- Holding the Balloon Strings: Reclaiming Therapeutic Care26 Jun 201500:39:21
In this episode Adela and Stephan discuss the possible decline of trauma-informed practice, that in order to make a real and measurable difference, the system must be set in an understanding of developmental trauma and its ongoing effects.
Ep 06- 'A Bag of Metaphors': Training in Trauma04 May 201500:38:07
Join Adela and Stephan as they discuss the trickiness of training professionals and carers to put developmental trauma theory and its counter-intuitive strategies into practice
Ep 05: Sparing The Rod- How Trauma Theory Informs Everyday Parenting02 Apr 201500:38:19
How do new understandings of developmental trauma inform decisions in everyday parenting? This week's discussion opens a few cans of worms, as Adela and Stephan discuss the implications of trauma theory for debates on 'smacking', 'controlled crying' and other tricky parenting issues.
Ep 04- Drug Addiction: Are We Treating Causes or Effects?16 Mar 201500:32:22
Join Adela and Stephan in this week's conversation focussing on substance addiction in the context of childhood (developmental) trauma and environmental factors.
S2 Ep 3: Is Youth Detention Effective?07 Oct 202500:55:54

Topics this episode: The De-volution of Youth Justice Detention programs, Deterrence vs Healing, and a Disco night in jail

Call in to Episode 4 on +61875627384 on Friday October 17th, 1-2pm (Melbourne Australia time) to join the conversation with your questions and thoughts .

Brought to you by Knightlamp, Australian leaders in Trauma Informed Practice consultation and training, therapeutic models of care, behaviour support, therapy and forensic and children's court assessments.

Ep 03- "Will I Always Know You?": Reimagining Professional Boundaries19 Feb 201500:38:36
How are children in care affected by the end of relationships with carers and 'workers'? This week we discuss issues around ongoing contact with children that leave a service. Join us for another cup of tea as we challenge traditional notions of 'professional boundaries' and therapeutic relationships.
Ep 02- Behaviour Charts, and the Co-Regulating Skills of Flight Attendants27 Jan 201500:30:44
This week we chat about Adela's tropical storm adventures, the civilising effect of sugar cubes, the role of emotional co-regulation in the care of heightened children and the effectiveness (or otherwise) of behaviour charts and rewards when working with children with developmental trauma.
S2 Ep 2: Youth Crime and Trauma- exploring a new angle30 Sep 202501:06:55

Adela and Stephan explore a recent apparent rise in youth crime in Melbourne and ponder the correlations with early trauma and child protection involvement. Discussions go into the history of therapeutic care, effective models such as Hurstbridge Farm, the great work being done by Mirrimpilyi Murpaa Nara in Menindee, and political obstacles to progress.

Call in to Episode 3 on +61875627384 on Friday October 3rd, 1-2pm (Melbourne Australia time) to join the conversation with your questions and thoughts .

Brought to you by Knightlamp, Australian leaders in Trauma Informed Practice consultation and training, therapeutic models of care, behaviour support, therapy and forensic and children's court assessments.



S2 Ep 1: Introducing Trauma Detectives14 Sep 202500:44:10

Discussing the new call-in podcast format, the meaning of trauma informed approaches to behaviour, being a trauma detective and other chit chat.

Call in to Episode 2 on +61875627384 on Thursday 18th Sept, 1-2pm (Melbourne Australia time) to join the conversation with your questions and thoughts .


Brought to you by Knightlamp, Australian leaders in Trauma Informed Practice consultation and training, therapeutic models of care, behaviour support, therapy and forensic and children's court assessments.

18. Understanding the Rhythm: Reflections on Trauma Informed Practice25 Jul 202200:50:53

Adela Holmes reflects on learnings from her 50 year career in the care sector, we discuss why people roll their eyes  Trauma Informed Practice and the elements of genuine training.

Q&A: Trauma Informed Practice in Schools30 Apr 202100:37:40

Stephan answers questions by teachers following a presentation at school introducing Trauma Informed Practice in the school environment.
Special thanks to all teachers in attendance, and all teachers everywhere for the courageous and compassionate role you play in the lives of children living with complex trauma. It may not feel like it, but yes, you are making a difference. 

16. CALL ME LAZARUS- Why isn't a trauma-informed therapeutic model of care used in every residential care setting for children?20 Dec 201701:18:45
Why isn't a trauma-informed therapeutic model of care used in every residential care setting for children?Adela and Stephan answer this question and discuss its implications in a sector that appears to be drifting away from evidence based trauma informed care.They also reflect on this year's outcomes, Adela's triumphant return from Death's door with newly acquired superpowers, and the tendency for services to be 'trauma aware', rather than 'trauma informed'.
Ep 15- Aedan: Reflections on a life in residential care06 May 201700:36:43
Stephan first met Aedan, then a child in a therapeutic care program for traumatised children. 10 years later Stephan and Aedan reflect on that time, and we get some rare insight into the lived perspective of a child in out of home care, with implications for practice and the value of trauma informed practice, relational work and the long term impact of chronic dissociation.more epsiodes with Aedan are planned and listeners can submit questions through facebook.Contact us through through knightlamp.org or the facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Knightlamp/
Ep 14- What Does Cultural Appropriateness Even Mean? Trauma-informed practice and an aboriginal woman's perspective: A conversation with clinician Peta Readeaux27 Jun 201600:35:10
This week we are joined by special guest Peta Readeaux, a therapeutic care clinician working largely with indigenous children from Cape York communities. As an Aboriginal woman from a Cape York community and a clinician, she reflects on her work and experience. Her genuine, honest and compassionate approach is pleasant and insightful to hear, enjoy!
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