Trauma Informed Practice Training
Suitable for all those who support young people: educators, health workers, social workers, parents/carers and community workers.
Available courses include:
Trauma through the Lens of Neurodiversity
Aimed at anyone who supports or works with children with neurodiversity.
Attendees will participate in group activities, have space to reflect, and to create their own toolbox. The content of the course will take a strengths-based approach that includes the tools of stabilisation and regulation.
There will be an opportunity to talk confidentially about experiences with neurodiverse, non-/pre-verbal children through the lens of trauma-informed practice.
Upcoming dates available to book:
Understanding and Supporting Children and Young People Impacted by Trauma
Aimed at anyone who lives, works or knows a young person eg: parent/carer/teacher/community worker
Reduce trauma symptoms in young people to improve their capacity for learning, joy, resilience, self-regulation, and social relationships.
Learn how to recognise behaviours triggered by traumatic experiences, understand how our brains keep us safe, how we respond to trauma and learn some tools for stabilisation.
Upcoming dates available to book:
Helping the Helper – Trauma-Informed Principles during a Crisis
Aimed at anyone who is supporting a family impacted by trauma or war across the UK
This training will explore how we support individuals impacted by war and the skills learnt will be transferrable to supporting people in crisis. Relevant for:
Host families
Therapists
School staff
Community workers etc.
Upcoming dates available to book:
Once you have completed one of the training courses above you will have access to the below.
Training beyond
‘Understanding and supporting children and young people impacted by trauma’
Course titles include:
Case Studies and Consultation Through the Lens of Trauma
Supporting Anxious Children & Young People
Supporting Angry and Depressed Children and Young People
Trauma Through the Lens of Neurodiversity
Developmental Trauma and Attachment
To enquire or to register your interest for the next available sessions, please contact us.
