Implementing Psychologically Informed Environments and Trauma Informed Care

This book gathers together the experiences of leaders across sectors, organisations and client groups to help readers introduce, develop, and maintain psychologically informed environments (PIE) and trauma informed care (TIC) within their workspaces. Featuring the voices of providers, commissioners, consultants, and trainers from the NHS, local authorities, and the voluntary sector, this unique text includes chapters on implementing PIE across a range of overlapping fields, including young people's, homelessness, mental health, and women's services. Each chapter describes the contributors' experiences of which factors and processes enable or disable successful implementation of PIE/TIC; the unique challenges of leadership within this process; and how to understand the different dynamics at play in an organisation that determine effectiveness. With an emphasis on practical examples underpinned by theory, and recommendations drawn from the emergent themes, the book acts as an invitation for leaders to explore how they can influence the growth and evolving shape of PIE and trauma informed approaches across health and social care and support settings, and beyond. This book will be an invaluable resource for aspiring and new, as well as experienced, leaders who are interested in implementing and enabling PIE and TIC in their organisations.

Dr Peter Cockersell, is a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and CEO of Community Housing and Therapy (CHT). He is a founding member of the Faculty of Homeless and Inclusion Health, and a co-author of the UK national guidance on psychologically informed environments (PIEs). He has published widely on homelessness, mental health, intercultural therapy and related issues. Dr Sione Marshall is an Independent Clinical Psychologist and organsisational consultant who has worked across NHS, third sector and private settings for the past 30 years. Her current portfolio includes work with Pathway: Healthcare for homeless people and Canterbury Rough Sleeping Initiative.

1.Psychologically Informed Environments and Services from an Organisational and Leadership Perspective Sione Marshall 2.The Relationship between Psychologically Informed Environments and Trauma Informed Care, and what they mean for Organisational Leadership Peter Cockersell PIE Leadership/Implementation in Practice 3.Embedding PIE into Care Services: A Leadership Experience Iain Boag 4.St Basils Psychologically Informed Environments Amanda Skeate and Jean Templeton 5.PIE and Violence Against Women and Girls Work Jennifer Cirone 6.Community Housing and Therapy Andreas Constandinos, Anthony Jones, Jalil Kane and Iwona Munia 7.Enabling Horizontalisation: Doing the Dance Differently Natasha Berthollier, Geoff Dennis and Rex Haigh PIE and Organisational Development 8.Reflective Practice - Contributions to Practice Development and Leadership. Ali Curran 9.Helping, harming and being harmed: understanding traumatised and traumatising organisations Jo Prestidge 10.Psychologically Informed Leadership in a Psychologically Informed Environment (PIE): Learning and Reflections from Our Journey so Far... Helen Miles 11.PIE as a Framework for implementing Trauma Informed and Strengths Based Approaches in a Local Authority Claire Ritchie 12 .Commissioning for PIEs - a journey, involving walking the walk and talking the talk - moving to psychologically informed commissioning Victoria Aseervatham 13.Some Themes and Recommendations Peter Cockersell and Sione Marshall