This trauma informed programme is for parents and carers struggling with their children. We seek to provide support, education, and resources to help parents and carers understand and respond to their children's challenging behaviours in a trauma-sensitive manner.

The Hood Lessons Trauma-informed Therapeutic Programme for Young People (18-24), a comprehensive six-week journey designed to support individuals struggling with mental health, trauma, self-esteem, and overall well-being. This program is specifically tailored to address the unique needs of young people, providing a safe and nurturing environment for growth, healing, and personal development.

The Hood Lessons prison program is a transformative six-week initiative designed to empower inmates with valuable life lessons and experiences. Led by lead consultant and facilitator Andrew Fuller, Through interactive sessions and storytelling, inmates are equipped with the tools and knowledge to break free from destructive patterns and create a brighter future, even within the confines of prison.

To provide support and guidance to young people struggling with their mental health. To support young people with behavioural issues, family setbacks, and those who work to make secure attachments.

This is an introductory course on Trauma-Informed Practice. All can benefit from this course, especially those interested in understanding the short and long-term effects of emotional and psychological trauma.

This 6-week program for teachers aims to combat bullying through relationship building and cultural transformation in schools. The program empowers stakeholders, including SLT, staff, and students, fostering strong relationships and sustaining positive change.

This comprehensive full-day training delves deep into trauma-informed practice, equipping educators with a profound understanding of trauma, its effects on mental health, and the key principles to establish a resilient and supportive school culture.