
Tracking Better Staff Training
Pulsecheck: Modules 1 & 2 of Tracking Better training combined for expert trauma-informed self-care.
Put Polyvagal Theory at the centre of your care
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Pulsecheck: Modules 1 & 2 of Tracking Better training combined for expert trauma-informed self-care.
Put Polyvagal Theory at the centre of your care
The Tracking Better training program is designed for health workers and educators like you: nurses, doctors, teachers, Aboriginal health workers, social workers, occupational therapists, and more. This program provides a visual, accessible way to understand and apply Stephen Porges's Polyvagal Theory, a key component of trauma-informed care.
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Start with Pulsecheck:
Our foundational course, Pulsecheck (a combination of module 1 & 2), teaches you to track your stress and create a personalized regulation prescription. This teaches you to manage your own stress effectively, laying the groundwork for supporting your clients.
View the training calendar below for upcoming workshops and start your journey to better stress regulation today!
Trauma Informed care is about learning how to manage our stress, emotion and impulsivity triggering using a Polyvagal Theory framework. It's important we start with regulating ourself by creating a stress map that recognises our early middle and late signs of stress triggering to the point that we can identity what stress system we are operating in.
When we pivot to Polyvagal Theory as a central tenent of stress and emotional regulation, we need to get physiological and physical with our regulation plan. Everybody is different in what works for them so we learn how to build a regulation prescription, starting with our own! The key shift in thinking is building a social AND survival mode regulation strategy.
Now that you know how to build a stress map and regulation prescription, it's time to use it with your clients in a developmentally informed way. We divide childhood into three phases to inform what kind of regulation support will work for them. This applies to working with all ages and regulation capacities in a graded way.
Learn how to set Goals to orient the treatment and then put in the right steps to get there. This includes using a solution focused framework that is supercharged with technical guided imagery techniques. This orients and focuses regulation practice towards new growth and progress.
Autism diagnosis and recognition is increasing and you will need to pivot "treatment as usual" to being autistic friendly by understanding the key pivots that mean you meet your autistic client exactly where they're at. Once clinicians are clear on this pivot they can redirect their care easily and efficiently.
Learn to support, supervise and train your work colleagues in modules 1-5 of Tracking Better, including how to run face to face sessions, 1:1 supervision using the tools or take a group through cohort online training.
This is an application course after completing modules 1-5.
Want to fast-track your learning and dive right in?
Our self-paced online format lets you learn anytime, anywhere.
Start your journey to stress resilience today!
Prefer a more interactive, collaborative learning experience?
Join our monthly cohort-based program!
Check the training calendar below for upcoming workshops!
Here are the cohort training dates for 2025.
You can join as an individual or organization with multiple participants.
There is a rolling schedule of Modules 1-5.
The cohort training is live and online via Zoom using the Maven.com platform.
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If you have questions about the opportunities available to you in our programs, feel free to send us a message. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
50 Flemington Street, Travancore, Victoria 3032, Australia
TRACKING BETTER® PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL VISUAL TOOLS ARE THERE AS A RESOURCE TO ASSIST CLINICIANS DO THEIR WORK.
THEY DO NOT CONSTITUTE A TREATMENT.
WHEN CLINICIANS USE THEM, IT IS AT THEIR OWN DISCRETION AND JUDGMENT REGARDING THEIR APPROPRIATENESS FOR ANY GIVEN CLINICAL SITUATION.
THE CLINICIAN IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CARE, SAFETY AND RISK MANAGEMENT OF THEIR CLIENT.