Trauma-Informed Redress and Direct Personal Responses

This training draws on current research to build a foundational understanding of trauma and the ways it can impact many aspects of a person’s life. Participants will explore how trauma can affect physical, emotional, cognitive and relational wellbeing, and how coping mechanisms often develop as adaptive responses to traumatic experiences. The training also introduces the core principles of trauma-informed practice, highlighting a strengths-based approach that supports safety, understanding and respectful e

This masterclass builds the knowledge and skills needed to work competently and confidently with transgender and gender diverse people, including non-binary individuals, who are accessing therapeutic and other services. Participants will explore the intersection of complex trauma, discrimination and minority stress, and how these experiences can shape health, wellbeing and engagement with services.

This training provides trauma-informed knowledge and practical skills for professionals working with individuals and families who have experienced domestic and family violence (DFV). Participants will develop a deeper understanding of complex trauma and how experiences of DFV can impact wellbeing, behaviour and relationships.

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.

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 focuses on recognising potential signs of trauma and developing practical skills to respond in ways that support safety, trust and connection. Participants will build on foundational knowledge of complex trauma and explore how trauma-informed principles can be applied in everyday interactions to support safe and respectful engagement.

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.

This training blends foundational knowledge of complex trauma with an introduction to the practice of safety and stabilisation. Drawing on current research, the session explores the impacts of trauma and the neurobiological responses that can occur when individuals experience traumatic stress. Participants will develop an understanding of the key features of complex trauma and how these may present within therapeutic and professional relationships.

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 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.

General practitioners and primary care providers are an important point of contact for people living with the impacts of complex trauma. This training supports practitioners to strengthen their understanding of complex trauma, recognise the many ways it presents in primary care, and respond with greater confidence, sensitivity, and awareness.

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 on demand webinar explores moral distress and the importance of caring for ourselves while supporting others in trauma-exposed and helping roles.

This on demand webinar explores the role of trauma-sensitive reflective practice in supporting safe, thoughtful and sustainable work with people impacted by trauma.

This interactive, one-day training explores the relationship between moral distress, professional boundaries and sustainable caring practice through a trauma-attuned lens. Participants will develop a deeper understanding of how moral distress emerges, its relationship with burnout and vicarious trauma, and the ways ethical tensions can influence our emotional, physiological and relational wellbeing.

This interactive training explores the nature and impacts of institutional trauma, including institutional betrayal, the complex trauma associated with childhood sexual abuse, and the ways institutional cultures, structures and practices can contribute to harm or support recovery. Drawing on contemporary trauma research and the findings of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, participants will develop an understanding of how trauma-informed principles can be embedded.