Welcome to the
Action Trauma
Network
The leading network for individuals and organisations to heal trauma together!
We exist to bring hope, recovery, resilience and healing to a world that is hurting by promoting love, kindness, understanding and compassion.
Action Trauma is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to changing lives for the better by promoting awareness of psychological trauma and trauma recovery throughout the world.
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Latest Events, Resources and Presentations
Online Event
Understanding trauma - 3 Day Event
19th-21st March 2024
12pm | 1.30pm (GMT)
FREE for members £49.50 for non members
BOOK NOWOnline Event
SIMPLE Listening Practices
23rd April 2024
12pm - 1pm (BST)
FREE for Members £49.50 for Non-Members
BOOK NOWResource
Exclusive Keynote Presentation
Betsy Polatin
14th December 2023
FREE for Action Trauma Network members
WATCH NOWEvent Replay
Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace
Nicola Cunnington & Dr Matt Price
6th December 2023
FREE for Action Trauma Network members
WATCH NOWWhat is the Action Trauma Network?
The Action Trauma Network is a not-for-profit membership organisation. We provide an affordable way for individuals and organisations to connect and collaborate, bringing hope, recovery and resilience to people affected by trauma. Joining our global network of like-minded members unlocks access to a large portfolio of resources, CPD-accredited learning, including webinars, live events and conferences.
To request an invoice for a Charity or Group membership please CLICK HERE and complete the attached form. A member of the team will make contact with you to arrange your invoice.
Our Vision
Our vision is a world where organisations and individuals can come together to collaborate, share and heal trauma.
Our Mission
Working together to bring hope, recovery, resilience and healing to a world that is hurting. Promoting love, kindness, understanding and compassion.
Who Can Benefit from the Network?
Health, Justice, Education and Community sectors. Counsellors, Psychologists, Psychotherapists, Psychiatrists, Therapists, Community workers, Legal and Probation staff, Social/Youth workers, NHS staff, Doctors, Medics, First Responders as well as Alternative and Complementary Therapists.