Looking for new ways to refresh your knowledge and practice?

Hear from a range of external speakers based in the UK and beyond in our external lectures on trauma.

Hosted by the Tavistock Trauma Service, this lecture series invites a range of speakers, with a variety of backgrounds and expertise, to bring their own understanding of trauma, and share new ideas, perspectives and research. Each lecture is delivered via Zoom, followed by a Q&A, where you’ll have the chance to raise your questions live.

Emphasising an adapted psychoanalytic approach with multi-modality and trauma-informed care, these lectures use neurobiological and attachment theory to understand the impact of trauma.

To learn more, hear from our course lead Dr Jo Stubley:

Who are these lectures for?

These lectures are for you if you’re a professional working within the mental health field who has an interest in trauma. You may be a psychologist, psychiatrist, social worker, mental health nurse, support worker, counsellor or therapist.

Why should I attend?

We are the UK’s leading NHS mental health trust providing high-quality training and education that changes lives. Our talks are given by specialists and clinicians who are psychoanalytically trained and trauma-informed in their practice.

With an international reach, these lectures offer the chance to hear global perspectives on trauma from our speakers and feedback from fellow participants.

If you’re a professional working with vulnerable people, or responsible for service delivery in health or social support sector, these lectures consider how to implement a whole service approach for any organisation.

Course facilitators

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  Joanne Stubley

  Consultant Medical Psychotherapist and Psychoanalyst