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Our mission: To equip churches to create safe spaces for every generation to find hope, healing and recovery. Est: 2015

03/06/2026

Have you booked on for next year's Trauma Informed Churches National Conference?📣

We'd love you to join us on Saturday 17th April 2027 where we will be exploring 'Building Healthy Communities in Turbulent Times'.

How do we facilitate healing and freedom from anxiety, fear and turmoil? We will explore responses to specific traumatic crisis, facilitating small support groups and how churches can respond to uncertain times and wider community crisis.

Book on now: https://brushfire.com/traumainformedchurches/traumainformedchurchesnc/629978

The Trauma Informed Churches Team

02/06/2026

WAYS CHURCHES CAN HELP PT 2❤️

Here are a few more ways which your church or organisation can help those in our care who have experienced trauma. What a privilege that we get to be the hands and feet of Jesus!

The Trauma Informed Churches Team

01/06/2026

The centrality of relationships is so important for churches and organisations to grasp as then we can help facilitate a culture of connection where people feel vulnerable enough to share their needs and ask for help within their communities.

"It is not good for man to be alone." - Genesis 2:18

The Trauma Informed Churches Team

27/05/2026

Trauma Informed Churches are committed to seeing every generation healed and released from the significant impact of trauma.

We are excited about all that God is doing at the minute, and are believing that we will see more and more churches equipped to be able to understand what trauma is and more about the trauma recovery journey, and seeing more and more people healed from its impact.

The Trauma Informed Churches Team

19/05/2026

In October 2026 a new cohort for the Trauma Informed Churches Certificate is starting!

This course exists to help people who are serving in churches or Christian organisations learn about the impact of trauma and how we can facilitate recovery. It explores the foundational teaching on trauma which is from neuroscience, evidenced based research and the Bible. The training explores practical implications and strategies to support those who are traumatised.

Society is starving relationally and losing the art of using creative practices with trauma informed skill. So we have redesigned the TIC course for 2026-27 to be a blend of in person, creative, relational, experiential time together, and some modules being delivered online on zoom. We know this will strengthen the training content and will be worth the travel.

Email [email protected] to register your interest!

The Trauma Informed Churches Team

15/05/2026

The impact of trauma can mean someone may have huge, strong emotions such as terror, anger, sadness, disappointment, and frustration that they carry around and they need someone to help them validate and understand these and then help them process them.

The Trauma Informed Churches Team

14/05/2026

SAVE THE DATE - 20th November 2026📣

On the 20th November 2026 we have a training day recapping Stage 1 of the BdT Trauma Recovery Focused Model (TRFM®) - an introduction to trauma, complex trauma, the trauma continuum and trauma symptoms.

If you are interested in booking on please email [email protected]

The Trauma Informed Churches Team

09/05/2026

There are still some early bird tickets available for next year's Trauma Informed Churches National Conference!
Join us on Saturday 17th April 2027 where we will be exploring 'Building Healthy Communities in Turbulent Times'.

How do we facilitate healing and freedom from anxiety, fear and turmoil? We will explore responses to specific traumatic crisis, facilitating small support groups and how churches can respond to uncertain times and wider community crisis.

Book on now: https://brushfire.com/traumainformedchurches/traumainformedchurchesnc/629978

The Trauma Informed Churches Team

08/05/2026

When a child or young person feels powerless due to a traumatic or stressful experience they will often try to find ways to cope and regain a sense of power and control in an area of their lives. For some children and young people this sense of powerlessness can develop into eating disorders such as anorexia or bulimia. This can also last into adulthood.

In a society so impacted by social media it’s also important to remember that celebrity influence can also impact the self esteem of a child or young person as they aspire to look like someone who is perceived to have a lot of worth or status.

The Trauma Informed Churches Team

01/05/2026

Early bird tickets for next year's Trauma Informed Churches National Conference are still available for a limited time!

Join us on Saturday 17th April 2027 where we will be exploring 'Building Healthy Communities in Turbulent Times'.

How do we facilitate healing and freedom from anxiety, fear and turmoil? We will explore responses to specific traumatic crisis, facilitating small support groups and how churches can respond to uncertain times and wider community crisis.

Book on now: https://brushfire.com/traumainformedchurches/traumainformedchurchesnc/629978

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