Live Online | Two-Day Course | 10 CPD Hours | Accredited by ACCPH & IPHM

Trauma-Informed Training

Trauma affects thinking, behaviour, and relationships, and it’s more common than most workplaces realise. Whether in a classroom, a therapy session or a residential home, professionals are often supporting individuals whose past experiences shape every reaction.

This accredited course equips you with the knowledge and tools to recognise trauma responses and respond safely. Grounded in neuroscience and informed by The STILL Method framework, it translates complex psychology into clear, practical strategies you can use immediately.

Delivered live online over two interactive days, the training provides 10 accredited CPD hours and is open to professionals across education, therapy, and care sectors worldwide.What You’ll Gain

βœ” Real-World Tools – Neuroscience-backed strategies designed for educators, therapists, and support workers.
βœ” Live & Interactive – No pre-recorded content. Engage in discussions, role-plays, and real-world case studies.
βœ” A Structured Framework – The STILL Method for managing trauma responses effectively.
βœ” Somatic & Cognitive Strategies – Learn body-based techniques and trauma-informed communication skills.
βœ” Certificate of Completion – Recognise your commitment to trauma-informed care.

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Why Trauma-Informed Practice Matters

Every interaction can either reinforce safety or deepen fear. Trauma-informed practice ensures that schools, organisations and services respond in ways that rebuild trust and regulation.

This approach isn’t just about compassion, it’s about competence. By understanding how the nervous system protects itself under threat, professionals can adapt their communication, expectations and environments to reduce escalation, improve engagement, and support recovery.

Research consistently shows that trauma-informed teams experience fewer behavioural incidents, stronger relationships and greater staff wellbeing. This course provides the structured training required to put those principles into daily practice.

The Training Breakdown

Day 1: Foundations of Trauma-Informed Practice

πŸ”Ή What Trauma Really Is – Understand different types of trauma, including childhood adversity and complex trauma.
πŸ”Ή The Neurobiology of Trauma – How trauma rewires the brain and impacts behaviour, learning, and emotional regulation.
πŸ”Ή Core Principles of Trauma-Informed Care – How to create environments that prioritise safety, trust, and empowerment.
πŸ”Ή Creating Safe Spaces – Practical strategies for fostering resilience in classrooms, therapy rooms, and support settings.
πŸ”Ή The STILL Framework for Trauma Support – A structured, easy-to-apply approach for managing trauma responses with practical tools.

Day 2: Applying Trauma-Informed Strategies

πŸ”Ή Trauma-Informed Communication – How to build trust and connection through language and tone.
πŸ”Ή Practical Tools for Educators & Therapists – Adaptations for classrooms, therapy sessions, and support work.
πŸ”Ή Somatic Strategies for Trauma Recovery – Body-based techniques such as grounding exercises, breathwork, and movement for emotional regulation.
πŸ”Ή Preventing Secondary Trauma – How to care for yourself while supporting others.
πŸ”Ή Action Plan – Leave with a clear, personalised strategy to integrate trauma-informed care into your work immediately.

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What Makes The STILL Method Different

Where many trauma courses focus on theory, The STILL Method bridges knowledge and practice. It combines the latest insights from neuroscience, somatic psychology, and anxiety research with straightforward techniques professionals can use the next day.

Each concept is explained through lived examples, case studies and reflective dialogue. Participants don’t just understand trauma β€” they gain a structured approach to support emotional safety in any environment.

Because The STILL Method is used internationally, completing this course also connects you to a wider professional network of accredited coaches and educators applying the same model across schools, organisations, and therapeutic settings.

This course is for:
βœ” Teachers & Educators – Create trauma-sensitive learning environments.
βœ” Therapists & Counsellors – Deepen client trust and emotional safety.
βœ” Social Workers & Support Staff – Navigate trauma with confidence and care.
βœ” Coaches & Youth Workers – Equip yourself with the tools to make a real difference.

If you work with anyone affected by trauma, this training will help you respondβ€”not react.

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Training Details


⏳ Time: 9:30 AM – 2:30 PM (both days)
πŸ’» Where: Live on Zoom (interactive, not just slides)
πŸ“œ Certification: Provided upon completion
πŸ’° Investment: Β£395. 4 early bird tickets Β£195 (payment plans available)

Why Choose This Training?

πŸ”Ή Practical, Not Just Theory – Walk away with real tools you can use.
πŸ”Ή Engaging & Interactive – No dry lectures, just meaningful learning.
πŸ”Ή Designed for Busy Professionals – Straightforward, actionable, and relevant.
πŸ”Ή Led by Experts – Trainers with real-world experience in trauma-informed care.

How to Enrol

βœ… Step 1: Click below to secure your place.
βœ… Step 2: Get instant access to pre-course materials.
βœ… Step 3: Join us live for two powerful days of training.

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Final Thoughts

Trauma isn’t something we can ignore. But with the right tools, you can be the difference between struggle and resilience for the people you support.

If you’re ready to show up with confidence, clarity, and real trauma-informed strategies, this course is for you.

Join us for two days that will change the way you work forever.

FAQ

Do I need previous experience?
No. The course is designed for both new and experienced professionals.

Will I receive a certificate?
Yes β€” a digital ACCPH and IPHM accredited CPD certificate confirming 10 hours of study.

Can I join from outside the UK?
Yes. The course is delivered live online and open globally.

Do you offer group training?
Yes. Bespoke sessions can be arranged for schools, care providers, or local authorities.