Trauma Recovery Informed Training

    Cherry Blossom Training

    Training for organisations, teachers, parents and professionals who want deeper trauma recovery informed understanding, steadier relational practice, and more confidence in the room.

    “Thoughtful training helps people feel better informed, more grounded in relationship, and better equipped for the realities of being in the room.”

    Training Model

    Named training offers for real-world settings

    Each stage is designed to support reflective practice, clearer understanding, and more confident responses across the relationships that surround children and young people.

    Trauma Recovery Informed Practice

    Training for organisations and professionals who want to understand trauma responses, reduce the risk of re-traumatisation, and create safer, steadier environments for the people they support.

    Being in the Room

    Training for people who want to explore presence, attunement, boundaries, and how to stay alongside children, young people, parents, and colleagues in emotionally demanding work.

    Supporting Children, Young People and the Network Around Them

    Training for teachers, parents and professionals focused on relational understanding, emotional communication, and supporting the wider system around a child or young person.

    How Training Works

    Thoughtful training shaped around your setting

    The process is collaborative and grounded in the realities of your work, so the training feels relevant, paced, and genuinely useful once people are back in their day-to-day roles.

    1

    Discovery conversation

    We begin by understanding your setting, the people attending, and the practical questions or pressures that the training needs to speak into.

    2

    Programme planning

    The session is shaped around your audience so the material feels relevant, manageable, and grounded in the level of experience people already have.

    3

    Training delivery

    Delivery is reflective, relational, and practical, combining theory with space to think about real situations and what it means to be in the room.

    4

    Reflection and next steps

    Follow-up recommendations help participants hold onto what matters, continue reflective conversations, and identify where further support may be useful.

    Training participants engaged in reflective group discussion
    Professionals taking part in a collaborative training workshop
    Who It's For

    Training for organisations and the people around children

    This training is designed for people who want richer understanding, steadier responses, and language that helps them think more clearly about emotional life, behaviour, relationship, and recovery.

    Schools
    Teachers
    Parents
    Charities
    Support Services
    Professionals

    What participants gain

    A stronger trauma recovery informed lens, more confidence in relational work, and a clearer sense of how to respond with care, steadiness, and curiosity when situations feel emotionally complex.

    Grounded in practice

    Training is informed by experts in psychotherapy, counselling, trauma recovery, attachment, and child development, helping people build understanding that is both clinically informed and practical in real-world settings.

    Training Enquiries

    Talk to Sarah about training

    Use the form below if you would like to discuss the training model, a session for your setting, or training shaped around the people you support.