PACE training: compassionate understanding of children who have experienced Relational Trauma
Presented by The Koru Project CICOne-day experiential training introducing PACE—a core therapeutic attitude at the heart of DDP designed to break through defences and co-regulate deep emotional distress
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About this event
Jointly led by training partnership Craig Barrett & Simon Eagle of The Koru Project.
Simon was Head of Therapy at a large Residential Organisation in Hampshire where Craig was the Consultant Therapist. Both Arts Psychotherapists they have been working with the KORU Project for almost two decades and believe in accessible quality training.
Developed by clinical psychologist Dr Dan Hughes, Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) offers a transformative way of being that moves beyond behaviour to heal the underlying relationship.
This one-day experiential training introduces you to PACE—a core therapeutic attitude at the heart of DDP designed to break through defences and co-regulate deep emotional distress
What is PACE?
PACE is an acronym for four relational qualities that help children feel emotionally safe enough to build trust in the relationship.
Playfulness
Acceptance
Curiosity
Empathy
The training will thoroughly explore each attitude to gain an experiential understanding of PACE.
This is a one day course running from 10am to 4pm.
The course is suitable for any adults who support children and young people affected by relational trauma, and no previous experience of this type of training is needed. It is especially beneficial for:
Adoptive parents, foster carers, Special guardians and Kinship carers
Social Workers and Family Support practitioners
Teachers and Teaching Assistants
Educational Psychologists
Refund policyWe can issue refunds if cancellation is received in writing via email by Thursday 12th November...
We can issue refunds if cancellation is received in writing via email by Thursday 12th November at 5pm. Cancellations after this date are at the organisers discretion. We would endeavour to move cancelled bookings to a future date where possible.
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Is there parking on-site
Yes, there is free car parking outside the venue.
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How much are tickets for PACE training: compassionate understanding of children who have experienced Relational Trauma?
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When is PACE training: compassionate understanding of children who have experienced Relational Trauma?
PACE training: compassionate understanding of children who have experienced Relational Trauma takes place on Friday 20 November 2026 at 10:00am and Friday 22 January 2027 at 10:00am.
Where is PACE training: compassionate understanding of children who have experienced Relational Trauma?
PACE training: compassionate understanding of children who have experienced Relational Trauma is held at Shillingstone, Shillingstone, Dorset.
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