
£30.00
Safeguarding is more than just following a procedure—it’s about building the safety and trust a child needs to finally be heard. This introductory session empowers you to move beyond checkboxes, teaching you how to use trauma-informed language and relational signals to better protect and empower the children in your care.
This self-paced introductory session explores how trauma awareness influences the way we think about, discuss, and respond to the safeguarding of children. It’s designed to help you build confidence in recognising signs of harm, understanding barriers to disclosure, and creating safety through language, relationships, and procedure.
You’ll reflect on real-world examples, rewrite common safeguarding language through a trauma-informed lens, and identify practical steps you can take to strike a balance between protection and empowerment. Learning is self-paced, allowing you to complete it at your own pace, pausing whenever you need to reflect or rest.
By the end of this session, you will be able to:
• Understand how trauma can shape behaviour and engagement in safeguarding contexts.
• Recognise the difference between harmful and healing safeguarding language.
• Reflect on your own confidence and responsibilities when raising concerns.
• Identify one practical change to strengthen trauma-informed safeguarding in your role.
Completion time: Approximately 1 hour
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Accessing Your Session All sessions are hosted via Google Classroom. Once your purchase is complete, you will receive your joining instructions and access link via email within one working day.
Organisational & Team Bookings We warmly welcome interest from organisations and can accommodate larger group learning, including payments via Purchase Order. If you are booking on behalf of a team or require an invoice for your finance department, please get in touch:
Email: lyndsay@ticservicesltd.com
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We look forward to supporting your team’s learning journey and helping you build a more trauma-informed culture.