Understanding how trauma can impact people and how to be a safe and encouraging presence for those struggling with traumatic stress.

Learning Objectives

Duration: Full day course

By the end of this programme, participants will:

Understand what trauma is and how it can affect individuals.

Understand what happens in the body and brain when we experience trauma or intense stress.

Learn the key principles for supporting someone struggling with trauma or anxiety.

Develop practical skills and techniques to help someone who is feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or triggered by trauma.

Who Is This Course For?

Trauma and anxiety are common experiences that can affect people from all walks of life. This course is relevant to anyone wishing to gain a better understanding of these topics and learn supportive responses.

The course is particularly valuable for those in helping or supportive roles, including:

Parents and carers

Teachers and education staff

Healthcare professionals

Church and faith community workers

Charity and voluntary sector workers

Community support workers

What's Included?

Participants will receive:

Course handouts

Signposting information on additional sources of help and support

A Certificate of Attendance

Course Benefits

This course provides a practical introduction to trauma which will also apply to aspects of anxiety. It will help participants build confidence in recognising signs of distress, responding in a supportive manner, and applying simple techniques that can help people feel safer, calmer, and more supported.

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