Trauma Integrated Care in Physiotherapy
On November 21, 2024 this webinar was presented in partnership with the Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists (SCPT). The SCPT Mandatory Continuing Comptency Domain for the 2025 renewal period was Management.
Speakers Ashley and Adrianne discussed how to cultivate 'safe enough' spaces in private practice and public health settings. They explored how organizations and physiotherapists can support Trauma Integrated care from the practice levels to the management and systems levels; in how we maintain and administer for example medical records and deliver care.
A recording of the presentation is availble for viewing below.
Speakers
Adrianne Vangool

Ashley Breland

Ashley, a dedicated Métis woman and social work therapist, embraces a fat-positive and body-neutral approach, supporting individuals in standing confidently in their own power. Through collaborative conversations, she encourages people to explore their unique skills and knowledge in addressing their concerns and challenges. Committed to intersectional feminist values, Ashley tackles internal and external oppressions while continually engaging in anti-racist and anti-oppressive education. Her diverse perspective facilitates a process of learning and unlearning through an anti-oppressive lens, both individually and with her team. Ashley is devoted to creating a supportive and inclusive environment for personal growth and transformation. She is the owner of Breland Counselling & Consulting, a team of social workers specializing in trauma, substance use, maternal mental health, couples and relationships, youth and family support, and more.