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MASTERCLASS

Applied Trauma-Informed Approaches to Group Facilitation

Part 2 of the MIECAT Masterclass Series, focusing on trauma-informed group facilitation techniques and tools.

Date: Sunday 23rd August, 2026

Masterclass is three hours in duration, delivered in-person at The MIECAT Institute.

SOLD OUT - join the waitlist below for details of future iterations.

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COURSE

RECOVER: A  Six-Week Livestream Course

Learn tools, strategies and practices for chronic stress and burnout recovery.

Starts: Sunday 11th October 2026.

Delivered online over six-weeks. Accompanying online platform access for 12 months.

Registrations now open. Places are filling up quickly - it is recommended to reserve your place early as this will be the last iteration of Recover for 2026.

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Conversations on care in all its forms - within ourselves, between each other, and across the systems we live and work in.

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Frequently asked questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.

  • Our public offerings are designed for those who work in the care and relational sectors, and/or are carers or caregivers. If what we offer feels resonant for you, please feel very welcome to come along!

    We use the term ‘practitioner’ as a broad umbrella descriptor - you can check out our definition below.

  • We use the term ‘practitioner’ to define any relational or care sector workers, including healthcare, education, mental health, disability, community services, social work, and other care-sector roles.

    If you work in a role that is relational or care-oriented, you are welcome to join any offering that is for ‘practitioners’.

  • Relational work involves sustained care, emotional labour, and responsibility for the wellbeing of others. This includes healthcare, education, mental health, disability, community services, 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.

  • Yes. All of our offerings are trauma-informed, systems-aware, strengths-based and feminist and gender-affirming.

  • We offer both online and in-person programs and trainings. For online programs, we use a combination of third-party platforms, including Zoom. and LearnWorlds. For in-person offerings, we are based in Naarm, Victoria (Australia).

  • We offer an adapted version of this training within organisational settings. Please reach out to us directly to discuss: jo@takinggood.care

  • Yes absolutely. If your employer is covering the costs, the only engagement between them and Taking Good Care will be related to payment. We do not provide employer reports, evaluations, or assessments for our programs or trainings.

  • Yes. All information that you enter into LearnWorlds (i.e. self-reflections, self-assessments etc) will be only visible to you. Your information will not be accessed by TGC, or shared with anyone else.

  • Check out the Organisations page for an insight into our work, or reach out to us directly: jo@takinggood.care

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