Non-Members Live Classroom – Trauma delivered by Prof. Richard Rose

Learn about the impact of trauma on the brain, body and emotions.

We’ll cover theoretical concepts of trauma from around the world and will consider the children and young people who are affected by early years trauma and how this impacts on their development and presentation.

“These sessions with Richard Rose were engaging, hugely insightful and informative. Richard had a captivated audience hanging off his every word because it was practical, evidence-based and made sense.”

Training participant.

Before the session

We’d recommend attending the Live Classroom on Attachment taking place on Wednesday 11th January beforehand, so you can link attachment to trauma.

Rational Aim

Inspired by Professor Richard Rose

Develop an understanding of Trauma theory and practice.

To consider the impact of trauma on the brain, the body and emotions. And to relate this to the previous training around attachment.

Experiential Aim

Understanding of the concepts of trauma and its unique impact on children, young people and adults.

Preparation 

Participants may want to read this page that explains more about what Therapeutic Life Story Work is.

We will be using Zoom as the platform to host the live classroom. We would encourage you to read this document for advice on how to access zoom particularly if you haven’t accessed zoom before. If you are planning on attending via a work device, to ensure access is not blocked you may need to seek access permission in advance.

You will receive a zoom link to access the live classroom at least 48hours before the live classroom takes place.