All training sessions are recorded and available for you to catch up. You'll have access to all recordings throughout the course.

Please note: the 30 minute live Q&A discussions that take place after the 1 hour training is not recorded to protect participant confidentiality.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the psychological mechanisms of cyber trauma and its impact on child and adolescent development

• Identify different forms of online harm and assess risk using evidence-based safeguarding frameworks

• Implement trauma-informed responses to cyber trauma in professional practice

• Prevent further harm through proactive digital safeguarding strategies

• Support children and young people affected by cyber trauma using appropriate referral and intervention pathways

• Apply attachment-informed and developmental perspectives to online behaviour

• Respond ethically and confidently to disclosures relating to online abuse and exploitation

• Work effectively with parents and carers as part of professional safeguarding practice

• Recognise vicarious trauma and implement protective strategies for sustainable professional work

• Integrate current and emerging digital and AI-related risks into safeguarding decision-making.

Yes. You can enrol after the course begins, and catch up using the previous recorded sessions from earlier modules. All previous session recordings will be available to you once you enrol.

£1980 - a 1-off upfront fee

or

We offer payment plans of £198 per month over 10 months. 

If your workplace allocates training budgets or funding for your organisations CPD (Continuing Professional Development) or if you have an annual professional development allowance, you can request that the organisation cover the course fee.
We provide organisational invoicing to make this process straightforward. Contact us if you need supporting information with this process on [email protected]