Psychologically Informed Environments (PIE) Training

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The Psychologically Informed Environments (PIE) Training is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to create environments that are supportive, therapeutic, and psychologically informed. The course focuses on understanding the psychological and emotional needs of individuals, particularly in services supporting people experiencing homelessness, trauma, or mental health challenges.

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the concept of a psychologically informed environment (PIE) and its core principles.
  • Learn how PIE can improve outcomes for vulnerable individuals.
  • Explore strategies for embedding psychological thinking into environments and services.
  • Develop practical skills for managing complex behaviours and supporting recovery.

Material Includes

  • Comprehensive training manual.
  • Access to case studies and practical tools.
  • Certificate of Completion, valid for 3 years.

Requirements

  • Participants should have a basic understanding of their organisational policies relating to safeguarding and mental health.

Audience

  • Staff and managers in supported housing, homelessness services, and care settings.
  • Social workers, mental health professionals, and support workers.
  • Organisations looking to adopt or enhance psychologically informed practices.

Course Content

Session 1: Introduction to PIE

  • Definition and importance of PIE in service delivery.
  • The five key components of PIE:

Session 2: Understanding Trauma and Psychological Needs

Session 3: Designing a Psychologically Informed Environment

Session 4: Staff Skills and Reflective Practice

Session 5: Evidence-Based Practice

Session 6: PIE in Practice

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