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What is it?

Our trauma-informed networks provide an opportunity to:

  • Meet and reflect upon trauma informed work

  • Share insights, ideas and collaborate with others

  • Share challenges and find solutions to embedding trauma informed practice

Who is it for?

  • Anyone with an interest in working with trauma and in becoming trauma informed.

  • Colleagues who are already delivering their core work in a trauma informed way.

Our Trauma Informed Network meetings are free and open to anyone with an interest in trauma-informed practice.

 

Our next meeting

Our next Network meeting will be taking place in Durham on Friday 15 May, 2026.

This is a free event, but booking is required. Please see booking link below.

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“Thank you so much for providing such an inclusive and positive space where everyone was committed to learning and sharing.”

Network attendee, October 2022


‘Trauma-informed services are those in which service delivery is influenced by an understanding of the impact of interpersonal violence and victimization on an individual’s life and development. To provide trauma-informed services, all staff of an organization, from the receptionist to the direct care workers to the board of directors, must understand how violence impacts the lives of the people being served, so that every interaction is consistent with the recovery process and reduces the possibility of re-traumatization.’  

Elliot et al. (2005:462)

 
 
 

Previous network meetings

South West, 30 September 2021, speaker: Vikki Price, Founder of Peer Hub CIC

Listen here - in conversation with Vikki Price

London, 17 September 2021, speaker: Lilly Lewis, Women’s Involvement Advisor for One Small Thing

Listen here - in conversation with Lilly Lewis

East Midlands, 03 March 2021, speaker: Christina Hall, Lincolnshire Action Trust

Listen here - in conversation with Christina Hall

Wales, 24 March 2021, speaker: Dr Alexandria Bradley, author and lecturer, Leeds Beckett University

Listen here - in conversation with Dr Bradley