A-ABC therapeutic parenting (Apr 2026)
A-ABC explores attachment in teenagers, including their brain development, and how this applies to adolescents who have experienced early trauma.
A-ABC explores attachment in teenagers, including their brain development, and how this applies to adolescents who have experienced early trauma.
eTR-UST is an eight-week therapeutic parenting course for parents and carers of children and young people who have experienced early trauma, abuse or neglect. It is particularly well-suited to adoptive parents, foster carers and special guardians.
This 3-hour CPD workshop supports professionals working with children and families to develop a deeper understanding of resistance in practice. Participants will explore resistance as meaningful communication shaped by trauma, attachment and power, and learn practical, relationship-based strategies to strengthen engagement and reduce escalation.
When working with adoptive parents, foster carers, social workers and special guardians, we understand that many wonder how a child could have experienced trauma if they were removed into care from birth or shortly afterwards. You might have heard people say phrases like “Well, they were adopted at 3 years old, so they’ll be fine!” We know that this isn’t the case, and this webinar aims to help professionals working with children and young people understand why.
Gain a deep understanding of the neuroscience and psychology behind blocked care in adoptive parents, SGO carers, and foster carers. This one-day online course (15 June 2026) offers practical tools to assess and support carers experiencing blocked care. Ideal for social workers, clinicians, and professionals supporting families affected by trauma.
Our Trauma-Informed Classrooms CPD training equips primary school teachers and support staff with the practical knowledge and tools needed to support children affected by trauma and attachment difficulties. Across a [...]
Join our sibling trauma bonds training on 25 June 2026. Learn trauma-aware approaches to assessing and supporting siblings affected by violence or neglect.
Safe, Seen, Supported is a two-day, online therapeutic parenting intervention for parents and carers of children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). This specialised FASD training offers expert guidance, practical strategies, and a supportive space to help you navigate the unique challenges of parenting a child with FASD. Through interactive sessions and group discussions, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of your child’s needs, develop effective techniques to support their well-being, and connect with others on a similar journey.
This 3-hour CPD workshop supports professionals working with children and families to develop a deeper understanding of resistance in practice. Participants will explore resistance as meaningful communication shaped by trauma, attachment and power, and learn practical, relationship-based strategies to strengthen engagement and reduce escalation.
A-ABC explores attachment in teenagers, including their brain development, and how this applies to adolescents who have experienced early trauma.
eTR-UST is an eight-week therapeutic parenting course for parents and carers of children and young people who have experienced early trauma, abuse or neglect. It is particularly well-suited to adoptive parents, foster carers and special guardians.
Join our sibling trauma bonds training on 8 October 2026. Learn trauma-aware approaches to assessing and supporting siblings affected by violence or neglect.