Introduction for Trauma-informed Practice in Education
£10.00
One time

Develop your understanding of trauma and its impacts on children and young people you work with. This course is aligned to NHS Education's 'National Transforming Trauma Programme' at Trauma-Informed level.

✓ Approximately 1 hour self-guided content
✓ Unlimited access to view at your own convenience
✓ Draws on latest neuroscience and psychology
✓ Accredited by the CPD Standards Office
Trauma-informed Classroom Practice
£10.00
One time

Develop your understanding of how trauma can impact on learning and behaviour for pupils in your class. Gain practical advice, learn new strategies and reflect on your own practice. This course is aligned to the NHS Education's 'National Transforming Trauma Programme' at Trauma-Informed Level.

✓ Approximately 1 hour of self-guided content
✓ Unlimited access
✓ Includes practical resources
✓ Accredited by the CPD Standards Office
Trauma-informed Behaviour Support
£10.00
One time

Develop your understanding and skills of how to support pupils affected by trauma in the classroom. This session looks at supporting children dysregulated behaviours, including de-escalation and co-regulation. This course is aligned to NHS Education's 'National Transforming Trauma Programme' at Trauma-Informed Level.

✓ Approximately 1 hr of self-guided content
✓ Unlimited access
✓ Includes template for creating a support plan
✓ Accredited by the CPD Standards Office
A woman and a young boy in a library looking at a book together.
Introduction to Trauma-informed Practice for School Support Staff
£10.00
One time

✓ Self-guided webinar which you can access at your own pace
✓ Practical suggestions to support children in school

What you’ll learn

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    What is trauma?

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    How trauma can impact child development

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    Ways to support children and young people to manage their emotions in school

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    Ways to support children when they experience dysregulation

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    The role of the key adult in supporting children and young people