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Recognising and Coping with Vicarious Trauma Training
Warwick, In Person Training, 23 September 2026
About the Training
Recognising and Coping with Vicarious Trauma Training is a practical, trauma-informed workshop designed for professionals and volunteers who regularly support people affected by trauma.
Delivered by Safeline’s experienced trauma-informed counsellors, this engaging in-person session will help participants understand the impact of vicarious trauma and develop effective strategies to maintain emotional wellbeing and professional resilience.
Who is this Training For?
The training is ideal for counsellors, therapists, advocates, social workers, safeguarding professionals, healthcare staff, educators, charity workers, and anyone whose role involves supporting individuals who have experienced traumatic events.
How long is the Training?
Training is 2/1/2 hours and includes a Question and Answer session.
Details
Course: Recognising and Coping with Vicarious Trauma Training
Date: 23 September 2026 10 am
Duration: 2½ hours, including a Question and Answer session
Location: 14 Market Place, Bridge End, Warwick, CV34 4SL
Format: In-person training
Price: £50 per delegate
Book your place today and gain valuable insights into protecting your wellbeing while continuing to provide effective support to others.
I thought it was really well delivered, the presenters were engaging and made the session really interactive. I enjoyed the reflection activities, and we had some good discussions.
Vicarious Trauma Workshop Attendee
What You Will Learn
During this training, participants will:
- Understand what vicarious trauma is and how it can affect staff in helping professions.
- Recognise the signs and indicators of vicarious trauma in themselves and colleagues.
- Reflect on work-life balance and the emotional impact of supporting others.
- Learn practical techniques to build resilience and protect their mental wellbeing.
- Develop strategies to manage stress and maintain professional effectiveness.
Why Attend?
Working with survivors of trauma can be rewarding, but repeated exposure to distressing experiences can affect emotional health, wellbeing, job satisfaction, and performance.
This specialist training provides the knowledge and tools needed to recognise the early signs of vicarious trauma and take proactive steps to prevent burnout.