Trauma Responsive Leadership in Complex Systems

This program introduces the Secure Base Leadership framework and invites leaders to reflect on their role in creating environments where people feel safe, supported and able to do their best work. Participants will explore the importance of leadership self-awareness and wellbeing when supporting others, recognising that leaders play a critical role in shaping organisational culture.

This program builds on the Secure Base Leadership framework introduced in the first session and takes a broader organisational lens to explore what it means to foster a trauma-informed culture. Participants will reflect on how leadership influences the creation of trauma-sensitive environments that support both clients and staff. The session explores the domains of a trauma-informed organisation and considers the elements required to create environments that support safety, connection and wellbeing.

This webinar explores how trauma-attuned practice can support safety when working with people impacted by trauma. Participants will develop a deeper understanding of trauma responses and explore practical approaches that foster trust, regulation and respectful engagement in trauma work.

This webinar explores the importance of caring for ourselves while supporting others in trauma-exposed and helping roles. Participants will examine the impacts that caring work can have on wellbeing, including experiences of moral distress, and consider how these challenges can affect sustainability in the work. The session introduces approaches that support self-awareness, wellbeing and professional sustainability, helping participants recognise the importance of caring for themselves.

This webinar explores how practitioners can sustain compassion in their work while maintaining healthy boundaries and supporting their own wellbeing. Participants will reflect on the role of presence, care and professional boundaries when working with people impacted by trauma.

This webinar explores the role of trauma-sensitive reflective practice in supporting safe, thoughtful and sustainable work with people impacted by trauma. Participants will consider how reflective practice can deepen understanding of complex trauma, strengthen professional insight and support more intentional responses in their work

This webinar explores how trauma-informed principles can be embedded into everyday interactions and service environments. Participants will build on their understanding of trauma and consider how the core principles of trauma-informed care can guide safe, respectful and responsive engagement with people impacted by trauma. While recognising the importance of diversity, culture and lived experience in shaping our responses to trauma.

Our individual public supervision groups provide a supportive and confidential space for practitioners working with complex trauma to reflect on their practice, explore challenges and deepen trauma-attuned responses. Guided by experienced supervisors, these small group sessions encourage thoughtful discussion, shared learning and professional connection.