Building Resilient People - Trauma Informed Practice for Safeguarding Practitioners (29/04/2026)

Why is this training important?

Anyone supporting others are at risk of vicarious trauma from exposure to traumatic events, leading to symptoms like anxiety, depression, and sleep issues. Whilst they may not experience trauma directly, they not only witness the trauma but also actively participate in the storytelling process. Over time, this can lead to a negative impact on their wellbeing. Addressing this concern is crucial through trauma informed training, support, and selfcare strategies.

What's in the morning session?

• Introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences
• Attachment theory
• Neuro-development and the impact of trauma
• Different types of stress
• How to mitigate against the negative impact of trauma and adversity

What's in the afternoon session?

• Different types of trauma
• Self-care
• How different generations respond
• A trauma informed approach
• Trauma informed communication
• Developing practical skills
• Full day training
• CPD accredited
• Evidence based explanation

What are the benefits of Trauma Informed Training?

Understanding the effects of trauma is crucial , as trauma can adversely impact on both communication and behaviour. Trauma-informed individuals can:

Foster a supportive environment

Establish trust with clients hesitant to share

Avoid re-traumatisation

Facilitate healing by using respectful language and connecting clients to resources

Safeguard their own well-being by recognising and managing various types of trauma they may experience through their work

This training enhances care for both clients and those supporting them.