Webinars
Innovation at the Edges: New Models for Systemic Reform
Montana Nicoloutsopoulos
Complex Needs
Systemic change rarely originates at the centre—it begins at the edges, where curiosity meets courage. Montana presents contemporary examples of trauma-informed innovation emerging from collaborative partnerships and adaptive leadership. This session examines how experimentation, reflection, and design thinking can generate sustainable reform across complex systems, inspiring attendees to view innovation as an act of care.
Beyond Training: Embedding Trauma-Informed Practice in Organisational DNA
Reflective Supervision: Creating Safe Spaces for Growth
The Rhythm of Repair: Rebuilding Trust After Systemic Harm
Innovation at the Edges: New Models for Systemic Reform
Research in Motion: Measuring the Impact of Trauma-Informed Change
Building Connection in Remote Practice
Leading with Care: Trauma-Informed Leadership in Action
Designing Systems for Humanity: Policy Meets Practice
The Power of Story: Reconnecting Through Narrative Practice
Mapping the Nervous System: Practical Neuro-Informed Tools for Clinicians
From Burnout to Balance: Supporting Clinicians in Complex Care
Restoring Stability: A Housing-First Approach to Complex Care
