Trauma-Informed Practice Training for Counsellors
For therapists who want to better serve clients by understanding and addressing trauma effectively. This course offers practical skills and knowledge to enhance your practice.
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TRAINING COURSE DETAILS
- Three live tutor-led sessions: Experience theory in action through real-life examples and practical applications.
- 30 hours of self-directed learning: Enjoy the flexibility to learn at your own pace and revisit the materials any time for a refresher.
- Blended learning approach: Benefit from our inclusive approach, welcoming neurodiverse individuals and accommodating different learning styles.
- Comprehensive resources: Gain access to a wealth of resources, supporting ongoing learning.
- Peer community: Engage with a community of like-minded professionals.
- Professional accreditation: Receive a completion certificate for CPD.
COURSE TEAM
Becoming a great trauma-informed counsellor requires a robust understanding of the theoretical principles, underpinned with support and confidence-building through real-world experiential practice. You will undertake this journey under the expert guidance of our kind and patient team of tutors, who serve with a passion to make a difference in the world.
Our tutors are counsellors, as well as highly experienced supervisors, and each holds a formal teaching qualification as well as formal training and experience in trauma-informed counselling. This means you get expert guidance, feedback and support as you build your competencies, theoretical knowledge and practical experience.
Our team is neurodiverse-friendly. If you have any challenges such as dyslexia, ADD or ADHD, then please do let a tutor know and you will be supported.
Rory Lees-Oakes
Rory Lees-Oakes is Co-Director at Counselling Tutor and author of Counselling Theory in Practice: A Student Guide.
He spent over a decade lecturing in counselling. Rory is a qualified counsellor, clinical supervisor and lecturer.
In 2015, he was awarded the prestigious Silver Plato award for outstanding use of technology in education. He is also a Fellow of the Pearson Teaching Awards.
An avid drinker of tea, he’s more likely to be found in a tea room than a bar.
Nora Allali-Carling
Nora is an experienced counsellor, teacher, trainer and clinical supervisor.
Nora has spent more than twenty years teaching and training in Education and currently teaches in Further Education in London.
Nora has a private practice in Surrey where she offers faith-based and culturally sensitive counselling.
In addition to her private practice, Nora has worked for an NHS GP practice, St Christopher’s Hospice and family counselling services.
Nora has published articles on grief, loss and bereavement and is currently completing her MSc in Neuroscience of Mental Health.
Ed Escolano
Ed produces the live sessions to ensure a smooth online learning experience, leaving the tutor to do what they do best – teach.
As your host, Ed ensures that the day runs according to the schedule to make sure that everyone gets their well-deserved tea breaks on time!