Training & Events

The following is a list of the exciting and varied training events we are delivering throughout 2025, both virtually and face to face. These trainings are also outlined in our 2026 Training Calendar

Please note that we are constantly developing new training courses, so please do continue to visit this page to be kept informed as further training opportunities are added.

We also offer bespoke training design for organisations, which cover a wide range of topics across the mental health spectrum. Further information about the fantastic variety of training events we can provide can be found in our 2026 Training Directory.

If there is a particular training(s) you would be interested in, please do not hesitate to contact us.

22/04/2026
Understanding and Supporting Anxiety in Young People, Exploring RAMPs
This training builds an understanding of how anxiety can affect children and young people and explores practical strategies to support them. It considers approaches for children and young people along...
16/06/2026
Understanding Self-Harm/Injury - Supporting Children & Young People
This training explores what self-harm is and how to recognise the signs that a child or young person may be self-harming. It examines factors that can lead to self-harm and self-injurious behaviors, a...
17/09/2026
Understanding Attachment and Trauma and Its Impact on Brain Development
This training will explain how attachment and trauma impact on brain development. It will look at the neurobiological implications on emotional regulation and behavior. Consideration of the therapeuti...
12/11/2026
Vicarious Trauma
This training explores key concepts including trauma, vicarious trauma, resilience, self-care, organisational resilience, and workplace culture. Participants will consider the personal impact of worki...
03/12/2026
Building Emotional Security Introducing Principles of Theraplay- UK Informed Practice
This training revisits key concepts of attachment and trauma, focusing on how safety and trust are built within relationships. It explores the role of play in supporting social, emotional and cognitiv...

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