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89 Educators providing Trauma courses in London

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Shakti Light Energy Therapy Centre

shakti light energy therapy centre

London

Shakti Light – Energy Therapy Centre Thank you for visiting Shakti Light. We are devoted to helping people address anxiety, stress, pain, trauma, fears, addictions, weight issues and many other dis-eases of the body and mind using various energy healing modalities. We specialise in Reiki Healing, EFT Tapping (Emotional Freedom Technique), Self-help Jin Shin Jyutsu and Therapeutic Creative Writing. We also…

Mist | Meet In Silent Truth With Iri

mist | meet in silent truth with iri

London

MiST | Meet in Silent Truth with Iri Courses, one on one sessions and retreats for the soul. MiST is a unique bridge between therapy and spirituality. Skilful holistic support for your grounding, healing and awakening through trauma-informed mindfulness and hypnotherapy, NLP, spiritual self-inquiry & soulful yoga, rooted in silent loving Presence. Join our Yoga of Fulfilment Portugal Retreats in 2022. Irena Sekulska, Hackney, London

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Nikki Sutherland

nikki sutherland

3 Stanton Way

Nikki believes that true wealth isn’t just financial so Nikki focuses on; Spiritual and Legacy Wealth, Emotional Health and Financial Freedom to unleash the true capabilities, overcoming barriers, trauma and fears, reveal and develop the hidden and trapped gifting’s laid on the inside of the woman.An expert at goal setting, building trusted relationships, branding, planning, financial reviews and motivation Nikki and the team offer products and services to suit all women.

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Morning After Drama

morning after drama

London

Morning After Drama specialises in supporting people who have been experienced trauma, been involved with the criminal justice system, suffered from addiction, poor mental health and negative relationships with themselves and others to (re)discover who they are. By providing a specifically focused, accessible and non-judgmental opportunity, we engage with groups of individuals with similar experiences to bring them gently out from the shadows and into 'The Morning After’.

Temi Mwale

temi mwale

London

Temi Mwale is a racial justice campaigner who is committed to dismantling the prison-industrial complex and building approaches to address conflict and harm that prioritise healing and centre empowerment. She is the founder of The 4Front Project, a member-led youth organisation that exists to serve young people who have experienced trauma, violence and racial injustice, by fighting for their rights, supporting them to heal, and empowering them to build communities where they are nurtured, protected and respected.

King's College Hospital Orthopaedic FRCS Revision Course

king's college hospital orthopaedic frcs revision course

London

Prof Venu Kavarthapu is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon with specialist interest in lower limb orthopaedics. He was appointed as a Consultant at King’s in 2006. He qualified at the AP University of Health Sciences in India, before completing his basic surgical and specialist registrar rotation training in the South East Thames Region. His sub-speciality training included a Minimally Invasive Hip Surgery Fellowship in Los Angeles and a Foot and Ankle Fellowship in London. Prof Kavarthapu was the orthopaedic member of the King's Diabetic Foot Team, which in 2007 won a prestigious Hospital Doctor Award. Prof Kavarthapu lectures at national and international conferences on diabetic foot surgery, trauma, hip arthroscopy, and primary and revision hip arthroplasty. He is also actively involved in research and has published several scientific articles on Trauma and Orthopaedics. Prof Kavarthapu’s other roles include Honorary Senior Lecturer at King’s College London, lead clinician for the Orthopaedic department, and Orthopaedic Training Programme Director for SE London. He has been appointed Associate Professor at Odense University Hospital and University of Southern Denmark. He is also chairs the British Indian Clinical and Academic Partnership.

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FirstAidEasy

firstaideasy

Surrey

Our head instructor has over 18 years as a Police Officer, dealing with various types of trauma. He is also an active member of the Scouts. Our other instructors come from a Military and Emergency Services backgrounds and are excellent trainers. First Aid Easy offer bespoke training courses for companies to ensure First Aid trained staff have a sufficient level of certification and a working knowledge of latest first aid techniques. We also provide regular courses open to all at various locations in Surrey and London.

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The Flying Child

the flying child

London

Girl in a Gilded Cage by Elise Macdonald What we do The Flying Child CIC is a non-profit, community interest company, founded by Sophie Olson – a survivor of intrafamilial CSA. The aim of the organisation is two-fold. The Flying Child Project brings lived experience into the heart of professional settings, including education, social work and healthcare. Real stories help to break down barriers and dispel myths that lead to victims of abuse being overlooked, and their normal reactions to trauma being misunderstood.

Skateistan Uk

skateistan uk

London

Whether it is covid-19, a refugee crisis, or displacement from war or climate change, children bear the brunt of global catastrophes. Children are now more at risk of violence due to living in a place that isn’t safe, more likely to experience trauma and less likely to return to school. No matter whether it's with refugee children in Europe and the Middle East, children living with disabilities in Asia, and girls in need of safe spaces in South Africa, we support children to learn, play and dream at Skateistan.

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WAVE Trust

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Croydon

We have been tackling the root causes of child maltreatment for 25 years. During that time, our work has helped over 80,000 vulnerable children and influenced countless practitioners and politicians. The trauma caused by adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) is at the heart of many problems in our society today. This is a national health crisis and it’s time we tackled ACEs effectively. With your help, we could see the 70/30 goal become a reality. Together with masses of local activists, practitioners, charities and politicians, we can make the years between now and 2030 a decade of social transformation. To see how we can help your organisation:

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