Facilitator Training

Train practitioners to deliver The Dynamics of Abuse live

We train practitioners to deliver The Dynamics of Abuse as a live educational programme.

Facilitator Training gives staff a clear delivery structure, a practical facilitation approach and the materials they need to run the programme in a consistent way.

Who this training is for

This training is for organisations that want staff to deliver a structured programme on the dynamics of abuse in a live setting.

It may be suitable for:

• Frontline services
• Community-based services
• Housing, homelessness and family support services
• Education-adjacent and welfare roles
• Other non-clinical settings where abuse may affect the people they support

What practitioners will be able to do

After the training, practitioners will be able to:

• Deliver The Dynamics of Abuse live
• Run sessions with a clear structure
• Guide discussion without relying on disclosure
• Respond more confidently when difficult moments arise
• Use the programme materials as intended
• Work within your organisation’s usual governance and referral pathways

What’s included

Facilitator Training includes:

• Training in how to deliver The Dynamics of Abuse live
• The programme structure and session flow
• Guidance on facilitation and group discussion
• Programme materials for delivery
  practical guidance on managing difficult
• Moments in the room
• One place on standalone DASH Training

How the training works

You can book:

• A place on an open cohort
• In-house training for your team or organisation

This gives you the option to train individual practitioners or whole teams.

Included DASH Training place

Each Facilitator Training place includes one place on standalone DASH Training.

This is useful where DASH is relevant to the role. Facilitator Training remains focused on live delivery of The Dynamics of Abuse.

Why organisations choose this training

Organisations choose Facilitator Training when they want more than a one-off awareness session.

They want staff to leave with a programme they can deliver. They want a clear method, consistent materials and a training offer that fits non-clinical settings and existing governance.

What you get

You get a programme staff can deliver, rather than a general introduction to the topic.

That means your staff do not need to build a programme from scratch or work out the structure for themselves.

Practical details

Facilitator Training can be used for:

• Individual practitioner places
• Small team development
• Wider workforce training plans

If you are not sure whether open cohort or in-house delivery is the better fit, ask us before booking.

For manager approval

Facilitator Training gives staff a live programme they can deliver, with materials, a facilitation method and an included place on DASH Training.

Common questions

Request dates

To ask about dates, in-house delivery, or whether this training is the right fit for your organisation, contact us.