Training for professionals
We offer a wide range of evidence-based training for the professionals who work alongside families every day.
Types of training we offer
Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy
Dr Dan Hughes’ treatment model, Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy, involves working with a child and their family to improve attachment relationships.
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Theraplay
Theraplay is used in the UK and internationally, with around 1,500 professionals attending our training since 2002. Learn with qualified UK-based trainers who specialise in working with traumatised children and their families. 
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Therapeutic Life Story Work
Therapeutic Life Story Work (TLSW) is an in-depth, evidence-based narrative intervention designed to help traumatised children, young people, and adults make sense of their past and build a coherent sense of identity.
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Neurobody
Are you supporting children recovering from trauma? Family Futures’ Neurobody (Neuro-Physiological Psychotherapy) training will equip you with a proven, evidence-based framework to help children and their families heal and thrive.
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Bespoke services
Commissioned training
Whether you are looking for a single training session or a long-term professional development strategy, we will collaborate with you to co-design the right solution.
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Supervision & consultation
To embed learning and translate training into everyday practice, we also offer supervision and consultation services to ensure your investment in training has a lasting impact.
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DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES
Every child comes with their own story, their own brain and their own needs, and understanding this is at the heart of good practice. Our resources help professionals understand these needs clearly, so every child gets the right kind of support.
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