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Brief Overview of Trauma Triggered Behaviour

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Trauma Triggered Behaviour Workshop

 

The Trauma Triggered Behaviour workshop has evolved over the past six years and is constantly being updated, so it is fresh current and relevant.

This video gives a brief overview of the live one day Trauma Triggered Behaviour workshop.

Helen Oakwater has delivered Trauma Triggered Behaviour workshops to thousands of parents and professionals in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

The entire day is now available to as an online video training course, professionally filmed and edited. To purchase full online course with 8 hours recorded material click here. It’s risk free, as we offer you a 30 day money back guarantee.

 

In exchange for your email address (which obviously we keep confidential and never share) you can watch 6 lessons which give you an overview of Trauma Triggered Behaviour. To get immediate access to this free taster course click here now.

 

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