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Personalised approach to risk workshops
The PAR workshops are open to anyone from participating organisations who are involved in, or interested in, their organisation's PAR efforts.
The workshops will be a relatively informal space to share progress with each other and ask questions/advice from others.
If you would like to attend the workshop, please email cultureofcare@rcpsych.ac.uk or contact your organisations PAR or Key Contact.
Previous sessions
Agenda
Slides
- Organisational strategies: our links to Culture of Care (Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust)
- Transformation and learning (Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust)
- Risk formulation at NELFT (North East London NHS Foundation Trust)
- Suicide prevention awareness (South West London and St George's Mental Health NHS Trust)
Resources
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Resources
Slides
- Voicing loss: Bereaved people's expectations and experiences of the inquest process
- Trauma and its impact upon risk management
- Moving from unacceptable risk prediction to relational safety
- Safety assessment and formulation
Resources
- RCPSYCH International Congress, 25 June 2025 (Philip Pirie)
- Voicing loss: how witnesses experience the inquest process
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Any questions, please email cultureofcare@rcpsych.ac.uk.
Resources
- Agenda
- Supporting nervous system regulation in the workplace (a prompt sheet)
- Co-escalation and Co-regulation (A prompt sheet)
- ABC Anchor Breath Connect
- Kay Presents: Containment
Slides
- Emotional co-regulation and relational care
- Two nervous systems, one room
- Cross-neurotype relationships and co-regulation
Articles
- Beyond Mind: The Embodied Double Empathy Problem
- Working with the nervous system to understand and support regulation
- Neurodivergence, Trauma and Recovery (Part 2/3) - Connecting back to embodiment
- Fawn: the trauma response that is easiest to miss
- A neurodiversity paradigm lens on polyvagal theory
Watch the recording of the presentation below:
Resources
Watch the recording of the presentation below:
If you would like to attend future workshops, please email cultureofcare@rcpsych.ac.uk for the meeting invite details and/or ask your organisations PAR key contact.