TIP Trauma Informed Parenting SCVO

03/06/2026

Looks like a great resource in Stirling

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Cqg5PQECT/?mibextid=wwXIfr

EXCITING NEWS........ As you may have already heard, we have received funding to bring back the fantastic 'Partners in Policymaking' programme. We will be running the programme over 8 residential sessions from September 2026 - March 2027 at Stirling Court Hotel in Stirling. Please share the information with any parents of disabled children (up to the age of 18) and any disabled adults (18 and over) you may know and think would be interested in applying for a place on the programme.😀

02/06/2026

What wonderful reviews. I cant put
Into words what this means to me ❤️

Amazon

https://amzn.eu/d/0hPZTxsD

Kindle

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GF43LKH6?ref_=quick_view_ref_tag

Audio

https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/B0GTJKLRHJ?source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=player_overflow

02/06/2026

June and July- From Fear To Love workshops by Trauma Informed Parenting.

These funded online workshops are open to anyone and all participants will receive 4hrs CPD certificates to add to their ongoing learning and development.

From Fear To Love-Trauma Informed Parenting Workshops

8th June 10am-2pm

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1978130914816?aff=oddtdtcreator

July 6th and 7th from 10:00am-12:00pm

This is a two-part online workshop over both morning sessions

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1978140069197?aff=oddtdtcreator

Please be aware that these are not recorded and there will not be any catch up option on these events. Live attendance is required.

The times are all in UK time.

There is also an option to receive 30 days access to a workshop recording for a £25 donation. I can send you more info on this

This two-part online workshop will take place on July 6th and 7th from 10:00am-12:00pm both mornings.

02/06/2026

Are you looking to support your staff, volunteers, or service users with a better understanding of trauma, stress, behaviour, and connection?

Thanks to funding, these workshops are currently available at no cost to organisations and participants. We can also provide CPD certificates for attendees, making them a valuable learning opportunity for staff and volunteers.

Our Trauma Informed Parenting workshops can be delivered for organisations, schools, charities, community groups, and services working with children, young people, and families.

Whether you’re looking for training for your team or a workshop for the families you support, we would love to hear from you.

All currently available workshop dates can be found on the booking form.

To make an enquiry or discuss your requirements, simply complete our Group Workshop Enquiry Form:

https://www.traumainformedparenting.uk/suzannetipukcouk

Together, we can help create more trauma-informed communities, workplaces, and services.

Please feel free to share with any organisation that may benefit.

Book a Group WorkshopIf you would like to book a workshop for your organisation’s staff, volunteers, or service users then please complete this form.If you are an individual looking to attend a workshop, please see our Workshop Booking page and follow the Eventbrite link for upcoming dates.

31/05/2026

We’ve been thinking deeply about accessibility, inclusion, and how we can make sure more families are able to access support when they need it most.

That’s why we’re so pleased to share that our 8-week Trauma Informed Digital Programme will now be offered on a donate-what-you-can basis.

We know that many organisations are carrying huge pressures financially, emotionally, and mentally. We never want cost to be the reason someone can’t offer this support to the families they serve.

If your organisation is able to contribute financially towards the programme, that helps us continue offering our workshops and support. If you can’t, you are still welcome to access this.

This has never been about profit. It’s about reaching families, reducing isolation, building connection, and helping parents and carers feel seen, supported, and empowered.

Every family deserves to live in Love instead of Fear. ❤️

To use this program apply here👆
https://www.traumainformedparenting.uk/8-week-from-fear-to-love-programme-application-form

TIP Digital 8-Week Trauma-Informed Programme explained-

For use by Organisations to use TIPs core workshop to deliver to Parents & Caregivers

• Evidence-based 8-week digital programme for parents and caregivers.
• CPD certificates for every participant.
• Access to TIP’s ongoing support group connect, reflect, and continue learning.
• Facilitator resources included — run sessions confidently and safely.
• Designed to embed trauma-informed practice in your organisation.
Organisations can tailor the sessions by adding their own additions to the programme.

How It Works

• Each session allows staff to facilitate the program.
• The TIP workshop is pre recorded into 8 x 30min sessions to watch, with participants, each week.
• Each weekly session can be around 2hrs long. Creating space for discussion and reflection.
• Participants can learn over time, with support, which leads to longer lasting change.

Facilitator Requirements:

• Must have attended a live online or on-person TIP workshop before delivery.
• At least one facilitator per session must be qualified in coaching, counselling, or a related field and have the skills to support parents that might become triggered.
• An appropriate venue to delver the sessions with a screen.
• Access to good quality internet as the content is steamed via our online webpage.

Please reach out if you would like to discuss this further and we can answer any of your questions.

[email protected]

21/05/2026

In our next podcast episode, we sit down with TIP volunteer Jenny, who shares her powerful and honest journey of transformation through attending our workshops.

Jenny opens up about how learning about trauma-informed parenting didn’t just change the way she understood children — it changed her home, her relationships, and her life.

From chaos and overwhelm to connection and calm, this episode is a reminder that healing and change are possible, one small step at a time.

A real conversation filled with hope, honesty, and the impact that learning about the trauma lens can have on a whole family. ❤️

https://open.spotify.com/show/1ngdIl9E0lz9v9jBiPvyjZ

Podcast · Suzanne Scott Trauma Informed Parenting SCIO · Parenting isn’t always what we imagined… especially when trauma, stress, or neurodiversity are part of the picture. In this podcast, we explore what’s really going on beneath children’s behaviour — and how we can respond in ways th...

20/05/2026

I love to share good practice. ❤️


Dunfermline kinship offer all workshop attendees a free lunch and a goody bag to take away afterwards.

These things make a difference. People feel cared for. It encourages them to come along.

17/05/2026

Restocked for the second time. 📚

I was getting seriously fed up looking at piles of boxes everywhere, so I finally got them all up on the shelves in my office. And honestly… seeing them sitting there properly feels a little bit surreal.

Thank you to everyone who has bought, shared, recommended, or supported Trauma Informed Parenting in Action so far. It really does mean the world.

Amazon
https://amzn.eu/d/0fpWmhni

Kindle
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GF43LKH6?ref_=quick_view_ref_tag

Audible
https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/B0GTJKLRHJ?source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=library_overflow

17/05/2026

From Fear to Love Wins Eurovision 2026

Last night, Europe didn’t just crown a Eurovision winner.

It crowned a message. ❤️

Bulgaria’s Eurovision 2026 winner, DARA, took the title with her powerful song Bangaranga — a performance rooted in the idea of choosing love over fear.

Inspired by the ancient Bulgarian kukeri tradition, where masked performers make noise and wear bells to drive away evil spirits, the performance was a symbolic battle against modern demons: anxiety, shame, self-doubt, overwhelm and inner chaos.

And perhaps that is why the song connected with so many people.

Because underneath the lights, costumes and spectacle was something deeply human. A reminder that many of us are fighting battles inside ourselves every day.

DARA described Bangaranga as:
“The moment you choose love over fear. Your higher self stepping forward — stronger than anxiety, doubt, shame and inner chaos.”

I cant help but think about how closely this aligns with trauma informed practice.

So much of human behaviour is fear-driven.

Children’s behaviours.
Parent reactions.
Relationship conflict.
Our own shutdown, anger, defensiveness or need for control.

When people feel unsafe emotionally, physically or relationally, fear takes over the brain and body. We move into survival mode.

Trauma informed parenting asks us to pause and see behaviour differently. To look beneath the surface and ask:
“What is happening here?”
rather than
“What is wrong with you?”

It asks us to move from fear to love.

Not permissiveness. Not perfection. But connection, curiosity, compassion and emotional safety.

And perhaps that’s why this Eurovision performance resonated so deeply.

Because in a world that often feels loud, divided and dysregulated, people are longing for hope. For authenticity. For healing. For connection.

The idea that we can face the chaos within us and still choose love is powerful.

Maybe that is the real magic of Bangaranga.

Not just that it won Eurovision.

But that a message about healing, empowerment and overcoming fear reached millions of people across the world in one unforgettable moment. ❤️