Training for Educational Settings
Elements therapy offers whole school or small group staff training to adults working with children and young people who have experienced adversity.
I can help your organisation develop an attachment aware, trauma informed and therapeutic ethos. These training sessions can be tailored to your organisations individual needs.
Whole School Staff Training
Training school staff to understand how to support children’s emotional development helps to create a strong, unified, whole-school approach to meeting children’s needs. It can also be empowering for staff to develop a range of strategies they can draw on when they are faced with challenging situations. I can create bespoke workshops that integrate theory with practice, so you can apply what you learn to your unique setting.
Group Staff Training
Certain staff members will have a larger role in supporting children’s emotional needs, such as pastoral and wellbeing team members. I can provide small group training, specific to your school's needs. I have experience in delivering training to schools on attachment, trauma, Adverse Childhood Experiences, understanding children’s emotional development and working therapeutically with children.
Testimonial
Sarah met with the Senior Leadership Team to discuss our needs and within a few days she had compiled a bespoke training program. I was astounded by what she had planned- it couldn’t have been more spot on! Working with Sarah has been so easy. She's so insightful, knowledgeable, and organised. She is an engaging teacher and insightful facilitator with a calm and thoughtful approach. The sessions fly by in her company and leave you wanting more! Sarah has made this vital learning journey both affordable and achievable for our small school and we can't wait to see the impact of this over time for our children.
Headteacher
“Growth occurs when individuals confront problems, struggle to master them, and through that struggle develop new aspects of their skills, capacities, views about life.”
- Carl Rogers