PACE in Practice: Trauma-Informed Support for Children and Young People

This one-day course introduces frontline staff to the principles of PACE (Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, Empathy), offering insight into the impact of developmental trauma on children and young people. Participants will explore how PACE can help rebuild trust and create a sense of safety for those who have experienced early adversity. Through practical strategies and reflective learning, the course demonstrates how adults can use PACE to support emotional regulation, foster connection, and promote healing. Participants will: - Understand the effects of developmental trauma on children and young people - Learn how PACE principles support emotional safety and trust - Explore strategies for building emotional connections through PACE - Enhance skills in supporting self-regulation and reflection - Strengthen collaborative working across services using a trauma-informed approach Who should attend: Ideal for professionals in education, social care, health, and therapeutic settings.