Please note: Exact timings are yet to be confirmed.
This one day interactive course will support you to build your confidence in supporting people who may have experienced trauma and learn practical approaches for creating safe, inclusive environments.
Through a mix of interactive group activities, facilitated discussion, and real-life case studies, this engaging training explores how trauma can affect a person's behaviour, engagement, and communication. You'll learn to recognise potential signs of trauma, understand their impact, and plan appropriate responses that support positive outcomes.
The course also provides practical strategies for managing challenging behaviour and using effective de-escalation techniques, with a focus on non-judgemental, inclusive approaches that safeguard both staff and participants.
During the training, you will:
Explore how trauma can influence behaviour and engagement
Learn how to respond appropriately and confidently in challenging situations
Develop effective de-escalation and communication techniques
Build understanding of inclusive, person-centred practice
Work through real-life scenarios and case studies
Create and use Personal Support Plans
Understand safeguarding procedures using practical flow charts and exercises
Share experiences and learn from others through group discussion and activities
This practical, hands-on training is designed to equip you with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to support individuals effectively while promoting safety, wellbeing, and positive engagement for everyone involved.
All ATN training is offered on a first come first serve to funded artists. Places will close 7 days prior to the event date.
ATN trainees are guaranteed a place.
Attendance on these courses are paid at £20 ph and are open to ATN trainees and funded artists or organisations.