Do you know your TIC from your PIE?
A brief look at the similarities and differences between two of the sector’s most innovative approaches to psychological wellbeing - trauma informed care and psychologically informed environments.
Jo Prestidge
Innovation and good practice project manager
Jo Prestidge
"If I could change one thing about the homelessness sector...
...I would ensure that frontline staff are adequately trained and empowered to support people with the most complex needs and to work more with other sectors to ensure that the rights and needs of these individuals are recognized and met fully."
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