Our training courses are designed to be flexible, engaging, and interactive. We focus on helping you apply what you learn to your context.
Our courses are led by a highly experienced trainer with over 20 years of safeguarding experience, skills and knowledge from a multi-agency career background.
Survivor voice features strongly in our training. This lifts the theory off the page into the reality of survivor experience.
Our courses are delivered through the medium of English but there is an active choice of resources in the Welsh Language.
For all training enquiries, please contact inbox@actiononspiritualabuse.org.uk.
There is a growing recognition spiritual abuse is often an integral part of the picture when safeguarding cases or categories involve faith experiences.
This course offers an evidence-based discussion on the implications for practice within statutory and voluntary sectors.
Equip your workforce to recognise and respond to spiritual abuse effectively.
“For millions of people, faith and belief informs who they are, what they do and how they interact with their community, creating strong ties that bind our country together.” (Does Government ‘Do God’? Colin Bloom 2023)
5 hours including breaks.
This is beneficial if you have between 10 and 25 people to train at once.
Commissioning directly can be useful where training needs to be tailored to a specific context.
1.5 to 2 hours per module.
A series of shorter training sessions can give you more flexibility.
We can adjust the duration of each session and the intervals between sessions depending on your needs.
£29.99 per delegate.
Soon we will regularly be running our Implications of Spiritual Abuse for Practice course online.
Organisations will be able to register smaller groups of staff members or volunteers onto our available dates.
“Government [including statutory services] must also not shy away from some of the challenges that exist in small pockets within faith communities, from forced and coercive marriages to faith-based extremism, financial exploitation, and child safeguarding. These must not be consigned to the ‘too difficult’ box.” (Does Government’ Do God’? Colin Bloom 2023)
English (UK) 
Cymraeg