Therapists Practitioner Group Supervision

The session explores the later stages of the three-phased approach to trauma treatment. Phase 2 (Trauma Processing) focuses on the application of strategies for safe therapeutic work informed by an understanding of traumatic memory. The training also explores Phase 3 (Integration), supporting practitioners to strengthen their skills in helping clients integrate their trauma experiences into their broader life story.

The session explores the importance of a phased approach when working therapeutically with complex trauma, with a primary focus on Phase 1: Safety and Stabilisation. Participants will gain essential knowledge and practical tools to support safety, stability and therapeutic engagement, strengthening their capacity to support recovery for clients impacted by complex trauma.

This training explores the nature, dynamics and risks of vicarious trauma and supports practitioners to sustain their wellbeing while working with people impacted by trauma. Drawing on current research, participants will develop a deeper understanding of the early signs and impacts of stress responses that can arise in trauma-exposed work. The session introduces practical strategies across organisational, interpersonal and personal levels to help address the risks associated with vicarious trauma.

This training explores dissociation as a continuum, from common experiences in everyday life through to more complex trauma-related dissociation. Participants will develop a deeper understanding of how dissociation can present in people impacted by complex trauma and how it may emerge within therapeutic work, supporting therapists to work safely and effectively with dissociation in therapeutic settings.

Our practitioner supervision groups offer a safe, structured, and trauma-attuned space for professionals to come together, reflect, and strengthen their wellbeing and practice. Each group is facilitated by an experienced supervisor and brings together practitioners who want to deepen their capacity to work safely, sustainably, and sensitively with people experiencing trauma.

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.

Our practitioner supervision groups offer a safe, structured, and trauma-attuned space for professionals to come together, reflect, and strengthen their wellbeing and practice. Each group is facilitated by an experienced supervisor and brings together leaders who want to deepen their capacity to work safely, sustainably, and sensitively with people experiencing trauma.

Our practitioner supervision groups offer a safe, structured, and trauma-attuned space for professionals to come together, reflect, and strengthen their wellbeing and practice. Each group is facilitated by an experienced supervisor and brings together caseworkers who want to deepen their capacity to work safely, sustainably, and sensitively with people experiencing trauma.

Our practitioner supervision groups offer a safe, structured, and trauma-attuned space for professionals to come together, reflect, and strengthen their wellbeing and practice. Each group is facilitated by an experienced supervisor and brings together Peer Workers who want to deepen their capacity to work safely, sustainably, and sensitively with people experiencing trauma.

Our practitioner supervision groups offer a safe, structured, and trauma-attuned space for professionals to come together, reflect, and strengthen their wellbeing and practice. Each group is facilitated by an experienced supervisor and brings together Legal and Justice Practitioners who want to deepen their capacity to work safely, sustainably, and sensitively with people experiencing trauma.

This masterclass offers practical and theoretical exploration of the broad intersections between the neurobiology of trauma and the ‘bottom-up’ and ‘top-down’ healing pathways that Yoga can provide. Research and lived experience will bring informed insight into how Yoga can work with body, mind, emotions and various levels of consciousness, thus supporting gradual, self-paced healing of the complex effects of trauma, both hidden and expressed.

This masterclass explores the distinct challenges, and opportunities, involved in setting and sustaining boundaries in complex trauma counselling which are both effective and compassionate. The aim of this masterclass is to increase awareness of the enhanced risks to effective boundaries in complex trauma counselling and suggest strategies to transform risk into opportunity.