The aim of the Trauma-Informed Care and Practice (TICP) project is to improve outcomes and experience for people who access mental health services in NSW through the development and evaluation of evidence-based strategies and approaches to promote a trauma-informed health system that recognises the impact of trauma and promotes resilience and healing.

This resource supports the development of collaborative cultures in NSW mental health units. It provides principles, strategies, practical examples and resources to strengthen therapeutic partnerships between clinicians, practitioners, managers and people with lived experience of mental health issues and caring, families and kinship groups.

A resource designed to support local health districts and health networks partner with people with lived experience of a mental health condition to make healthcare improvements using co-design processes.