Would you like to share some thoughts on the Kazzum Trauma Training? by

sabrina652 — 2025-07-17 15:55:55 UTC

Perhaps the first 30 minutes didn't need to focus on the work they had done for other companies. This could have been saved for the end.

sabrina652 — 2025-07-17 15:58:43 UTC

The 'How to build and maintain relationships' could have been brought in sooner in the day, so that it didn't feel so overwhelming.

2025-09-01 07:24:42 UTC

I liked the small exercises they did with us - e.g.passing on the feather without making a noise, refocussing with stomping feet and rubbing hands - that can be used in my practice.

2025-09-01 07:34:34 UTC

As Kate said, it was a lot for one day but also at the same time fascinating and interesting. The 'trauma fields' were helpful to understand how many different types of traumas there can be. Also the different layers in the brain that are getting activated when dealing with trauma and for us as practitioners to know when children need regulating etc. However as Sabrina also mentioned, the 'practical' part how we can build relationships etc was very short and too far at the end when we were alreayd overloaded with information and as I had to leave at 5.10pm I don't even know if they got through everything they had intended to. I feel they should have shortened the very scientific part and put more emphasis on the practical part how we can actually incorporate Trauma informed practice into our every day lives/working practice so we could have also have a chance to chat about it. Still though - it was eye-opening and lots to take away from!