Sexual Violence Training & ConsultancyWe work with organisations across sectors — healthcare, education, corporate and charities — to build confidence, competence and culture change. Alongside survivor-centred training, we deliver workplace sexual harassment programmes and strategic consultancy. Available in person, online, and on-demand.
Effective Handling of Disclosures
1 day • All staff
Preventing Workplace Sexual Harassment & New Legal Duties
1 day • Leads & managers
Sexual Violence Awareness Training
1 day • All staff
Public & private sector
Experience across NHS, education & corporate
Evidence-informed
Grounded in psych & best practice
Practical tools
Org development, assessment, documentation, reinforcement & communication
Survivor-centred
Compassionate & safe practice
Because awareness isn’t enough — transformation is. We partner with organisations ready to raise the standard and embed trauma-informed principles across teams, policies and culture. Delivery available UK-wide, on-site or online.
What we deliver
Our CPD-accredited training goes beyond awareness — it builds confidence, competence and culture change. Sessions delivered in-person, online, or as hybrid workshops.
Typical duration: 1 day
Typical duration: 1 day
Typical duration: 1 day
We work with organisations across every sector — from corporate and education to healthcare, local government, charities and partner agencies.
“One of the most impactful trainings our team has had—practical, compassionate, and immediately applicable.”
Clinical Lead — NHS Trust
“Clear pathways and language have transformed our frontline confidence.”
Service Manager
“Our managers now feel confident having difficult conversations, and we’ve already seen an increase in safer team dynamics.”
Head of HR Department
Tell us about your team, sector and goals. We’ll suggest a right-sized option and share a draft outline.
• Email us with your organisation, team size/roles, preferred dates, and goals.
• We’ll reply within 1–2 business days with options or a draft outline.
Please avoid sharing identifiable survivor information.