Our Training

“How the language used by professionals can make the victim feel uncomfortable and not believed.”

“Raised awareness in all the issues and making referrals on. Really interested to learn how only recently laws have changed to protect victims and how recent some incidents that were once “justified” are now quite rightly clearly defined as a crime (Sexual strangulation).”

“Tracey is a very knowledgeable and engaging speaker and understands the difficulty of the subject material that she delivers.”

“The many different ways domestic abuse can happen, the barriers to victims and disclosure information.”

“Tracey was knowledgeable in this area, sharing personal experiences, as well as legislative information. The learning environment was safe, and participants were encouraged to engage and share thoughts and ideas. The learning input used a variety of teaching techniques which leant itself to a variety of learning styles, such as Q&A, videos, break out rooms, and the power point itself. A really informative and useful input.”

“Useful to have more information on specific areas of DA that I didn’t know as much about before.”

“I like how Tracey involved the room in discussions and asked for thoughts and opinions around the different subjects. It gave everyone the opportunity to ask questions around areas they weren’t sure about, exchange information and raise important issues.”

“Changes following the Domestic Abuse Bill, resources, abuse affecting certain groups.”