Trauma Sensitive Skills & Understanding Human Behaviours

Join our interactive, virtual course to explore the context and impact of lived experiences and how it shapes the lives of children, young people and their families. This course equips you with the knowledge to understand and recognise people’s behaviours and explore how to respond in a more informed way.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • See children and families through a trauma-informed lens

  • Understand how lived experiences can impact on day-to-day behaviours

  • Respond effectively when working with both children and adults 

  • Apply skills to help people reflect, understand impact and manage behaviour

Led by an experienced Social Worker and Trauma Informed Practitioner, this course offers impactful professional development that can be applied throughout your work.

Please note that course content will include personal reflections, case examples, and interactive breakout room discussions. These elements are designed to help participants delve into the root causes of human behaviours, identify signs and symptoms of trauma, and explore practical ways to support children and adults in their work.

If you’d like to learn more about this, and other available courses before booking please join our next FREE webinar to meet our team and ask questions.

BOOK A COURSE

To book this course for yourself or a colleague, please complete our online booking form. Please note, your place will only be secured once we receive payment or a Purchase Order.

  • Online (via MS Teams), 1 days, £225 per attendee:

    • 29 July 2025 - benefit from 20% off with our Launch Offer when booking

    • 30 September 2025

    • 2 December 2025

  • Group bookings for organisations – please email training@daybreakfgc.org.uk to enquire.

Please note that this course requires a minimum number of attendees to go ahead.

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