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Supporting and Responding to Survivors of Sexual Harms Training
18 November 2026, In-Person Training, Warwick
Supporting Survivors of Sexual Harms Training
Practical Trauma-Informed Training for Frontline Professionals
Join Safeline for a specialist, in-person training course designed to help professionals respond confidently, sensitively and effectively to survivors of sexual harms.
Delivered by two highly experienced counsellors from Safeline, an organisation with more than 30 years’ experience supporting survivors of sexual harm and abuse, this engaging five-hour session provides practical knowledge and trauma-informed skills that can be applied immediately within professional settings.
Many people will encounter survivors of sexual harm through their work. This course helps participants understand the impact of trauma, recognise distress responses, and develop the confidence to provide appropriate and compassionate support.
What You Will Learn
During this training, you will explore:
- What is meant by sexual harms
- The importance of consent
- Myths surrounding sexual harm and victim blaming
- What trauma is and its impact on individuals
- Common responses to stress and distress
- How to support survivors appropriately and sensitively
- Strategies for maintaining your own wellbeing while supporting others
Who Should Attend?
This course is suitable for anyone working in a client-facing, customer-facing or support role who may come into contact with survivors of sexual harm.
Particularly relevant for professionals working in:
- Healthcare settings, including dental practices
- Social care
- Education
- Criminal justice services
- Helplines
- Charity and voluntary sector organisations
- Human Resources
- Management and leadership roles
Book Your Place
- £100 per person
- 18 November 2026
- 10:00am to 3:00pm
- Location: Safeline, 14 Market Square, Bridge End, Warwick, CV34 4SL
Places are limited. Book early to secure your place and develop the skills needed to provide effective, trauma-informed support to survivors of sexual harms.