Transforming care together.
Supporting practitioners and organisations to build more sustainable ways of caring and working.
Sustainable care requires more than individual resilience.
We support practitioners, teams, and organisations to reduce burnout, strengthen psychosocial wellbeing, and build more sustainable ways of working across healthcare, education, community services, and other relational sectors.
Our approach is trauma-informed, strengths-based and systems-aware.
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What is ‘relational work’?
Relational work involves sustained care, emotional labour, and responsibility for the wellbeing of others. This includes healthcare, education, mental health, disability, community services, justice, social work, and other care-sector roles where people regularly work with stress, distress, trauma, and human complexity.
These professions are essential, but often emotionally demanding. Taking Good Care exists to support more sustainable ways of caring and working for peoples, teams and organisations.
What we do
Sustainable care is shaped by people, teams and systems, and sustained through shared practice.
We work with practitioners, leaders, and organisations through:
trauma-informed training and workshops
burnout prevention and recovery education
trauma-informed leadership development
trauma-informed organisational design
community-building events and experiences
strategic advisory and consultancy
How we work
We intentionally separate practitioner wellbeing work from leadership and organisational development.
In our experience, practitioners are often better able to engage deeply with stress, care, recovery, and reflective practice in spaces outside workplace pressures and organisational dynamics.
Leadership and organisational development require a different focus: strengthening the cultural, relational, and structural conditions that support sustainable care.
Both are essential to sustaining care. They simply require different approaches.
Our point of difference
As a trauma-informed service, we work at the intersection of nervous system awareness, relational practice, and systems-informed change.
We recognise that burnout, chronic stress, and workforce strain are not only individual experiences - they are shaped by relationships, leadership, organisational culture, and the broader conditions in which care happens.
Rather than focusing on individual resilience alone, we support more sustainable approaches to care through practitioner support and training, relational leadership development, and organisational design.
Ready to get started?
If you work in a relational or emotionally demanding role, this is for you. Taking Good Care supports practitioners to build sustainable practices of care, reflection, and recovery outside the pressures and constraints of the workplace.
Practitioner offerings are open to the general public, and welcome anyone who works in relational or emotionally demanding roles, including healthcare, education, allied health, community services, psychotherapy, social services and spiritual care.
For Practitioners
For Organisations
If you lead an organisation or manage a team, TGC works with you to strengthen the conditions that shape relational work.
We provide trauma-informed training, leadership development, and organisational design consultancy for healthcare, education, community, and care-sector organisations, supporting teams to build more sustainable, psychologically safer ways of working in emotionally demanding environments.
FOR PRACTITIONERS & CARERS
Upcoming events
Sleep and Rest: Micro-Course
STRESS AND RESILIENCE EDUCATION
On-Demand I Always Available
A practical course on sleep, nervous system recovery, and sustainable wellbeing for people working in emotionally demanding roles.On-demand course, always available. Opening in June.
Recover: Livestream Course
CHRONIC STRESS RECOVERY
Livestream I Six-Week Course
A reflective recovery program for people experiencing burnout, chronic stress, and the cumulative demands of care and relational work.Commencing Sunday 26th July, 2026, bookings now open.
The Resilient Practitioner: Training
PRACTITIONER TRAINING
Livestream and In-Person I 25-Hour Program
A trauma-informed professional development program for people working in emotionally demanding and relational roles.Commencing September 2026, bookings now open.
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