£125.00
Description:
Brand new for 2025 - Trauma Informed Supervision!
Providing effective supervision has never been more important. In today’s increasingly stretched and demanding workplaces, how we support our staff and teams plays a vital role in delivering high-quality services, and in safeguarding wellbeing and retention.
Whether you’ve previously received supervisory training or have been learning as you go, this training is for you.
Trauma-Informed Supervision offers a powerful framework to enhance your supervisory practice while also strengthening your own resilience and wellbeing. By understanding the widespread impact of trauma, supervisors can create supportive, safe, and reflective relationships that foster trust, transparency, and mutual respect. This approach encourages open communication, reduces stigma, and promotes psychological safety. Staff feel genuinely seen and valued, which, in turn, increases job satisfaction, engagement, and retention. Research shows that trauma-informed supervision significantly reduces the risk of burnout and secondary traumatic stress—particularly in high-stress or care-focused roles.
Join us for a full day of Trauma-Informed Supervision Training, where you’ll gain practical tools, frameworks, and insights to elevate your leadership and contribute to a healthier, more compassionate workplace culture.
This training is for you if you:
• Currently supervise others
• Aspire to become a supervisor in the future
• Are being supervised and want to deepen your understanding
• Work in any helping or care-focused profession
• Want to deliver supervision that is safe, effective, and truly impactful
Please note: This training is designed to meaningfully enhance your supervisory practice. It does not serve as a formal qualification to become a supervisor.
We will cover:
TICS associate Amelia Brunt is a trainer, clinical supervisor and coach with over 30 years of experience working in the helping professions. She holds a a Post-Graduate Certificate in Clinical Supervision and is a qualified practitioner of the Neurosequential Model of Reflective Supervision; an evidence-based approach developed by Dr. Bruce Perry. Amelia is highly skilled and experienced in providing trauma-informed supervision, clinical reflective practice, and professional development to the public, private and charitable sectors. She has extensive experience supporting professionals working with people affected by trauma, focusing on mitigating the risks of vicarious trauma and burnout. Amelia also co-authored guidance on trauma-informed practice for educators available HERE
When?
30th September 2025
9.30 - 3.45
Where?
Online - Zoom
Your Host:
Dr Lisa Cherry is the Director of Trauma Informed Consultancy Services Ltd and you can learn more about her HERE!
Tickets to Trauma Informed Supervision 2025
