Help for professionals
The Hampton Trust has over 26 years experience working to break the cycle of abuse, conflict and exploitation. Our team is skilled in delivering training and are involved in delivering training to Social Workers, Army Welfare, Police, and many other Professionals/Agencies.
We have a range of existing packages in place that can be delivered to professionals in your teams.
Please contact us for further information.
If there is any training that is not covered in the packages listed, please contact us and we can look at devising and delivering bespoke packages based on your needs and utilising our skills and knowledge.
Training Courses Available
Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) and its Impact
Understanding the role of Adverse Childhood Experiences in Domestic Abuse Perpetrators and Violent Offenders
This course will provide opportunities to gain a greater understanding of trauma informed responses and the link between adverse childhood experiences and trauma.
Using Motivational Interviewing Techniques to Engage Clients in Different Settings
This course helps professionals gain a greater understanding of using motivational interviewing techniques to build rapport and engage resistant clients.
Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence
A training course to help professionals understand the nature and extent of domestic abuse and the links to sexual violence.
Domestic Abuse and new legislation
A course designed to update participants on the changes in domestic abuse legislation and how this is applied.
Domestic Abuse and the impact on Children and Young People
This course highlights the impact of domestic abuse on children and young people helping participants understand the way in which abuse within a family can have long lasting effects on a child's safeguarding, behaviour and development.
Domestic Abuse and the workplace
A course available for any business or employer to consider how domestic abuse can impact on their employees and what actions can be taken.
Successful Engagement with Perpetrators
What are the best strategies for engaging perpetrators? How do you approach this area of work? What tools are effective in helping someone change their abusive behaviour?
This course helps understand effective methods based on our years of work in this area.
Who we help
For information on the programmes we are able to offer, use the links below to navigate to the relevant areas of our website where you can find out more about the programmes that we offer for each group.

Adults
Our work with adults aims to keep people safe.
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Children & Young People
We work with children and young people who would benefit from support.
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Professionals
We provide training for front line professionals in identifying and working with domestic abuse.
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Not sure where to turn?
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