Adv Cert in Therapeutic Trauma Practice

Service Description

Trauma rarely arrives in the therapy room as one thing. This advanced training supports practitioners to develop confidence in working with trauma when experiences are complex, interconnected and don’t fit neatly within a single explanation or approach. Through the Kaleidoscope Trauma Framework™, participants learn to work through multiple lenses, exploring the intersections between trauma, the nervous system, relationships, neurodivergence, chronic illness, identity and wider context. The focus is not on collecting techniques, but on developing a flexible, ethically grounded way of thinking about trauma — one that supports you to respond to the person in front of you while remaining aware of scope of practice, professional responsibility and the limits of your competence. What you will explore • Complex and interconnected trauma presentations • Trauma through relational and attachment-informed perspectives • Neurodivergence and trauma • Chronic illness, disability and trauma • Identity, context and lived experience • Ethical practice, professional responsibility and scope of competence For: Counsellors, Psychotherapists, Psychologists and Mental Health Practitioners. How: 7 live online training days between September 2027-March 2028 | Saturdays, 9:30-3:30. Small, contained cohort and an accessible learning environment. Investment: £995 | Early bird: £895 (limited places) £100 non-refundable deposit secures your place. Interest-free payment plan available. Your course facilitator Linsey Bailey-Rowles is an accredited psychotherapist, EMDR practitioner, qualified clinical supervisor, counselling educator and trainer, and developer of the Kaleidoscope Trauma Framework™. Her practice spans psychotherapy, clinical supervision, counselling education and professional training, including delivering qualifying-level counselling education and specialist CPD for practitioners. Through Liberty Therapeutic Services, she works with clients and professionals across the UK, with particular experience in complex and relational trauma, neurodivergence, chronic illness and disability, identity and nervous-system-informed practice. A Neuro-Queer practitioner, educator and speaker, she brings both professional and lived experience to her work. contributing to conversations abut how counselling and psychotherapy can be more responsive to experiences that have historically been misunderstood, pathologised or overlooked.