Trauma-Informed Collaboration Workshops in the North West of England

Rise Through Lived Experience – Practical Tools, Real Healing

Partnership Mental Health & Trauma-Informed Training for Frontline Teams

At Fynix Project, we believe powerful mental health training happens through collaboration. By partnering with experienced professionals, organisations, and lived-experience practitioners, we deliver specialist trauma-informed workshops designed for frontline workers, community organisations, and high-pressure professions across the North West of England.

 

Our collaboration workshops combine evidence-based approaches, trauma-informed practice, and lived experience, helping organisations support staff wellbeing, emotional resilience, and sustainable frontline work.

 

These sessions are delivered across Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington, Widnes, Cheshire, Merseyside, Lancashire, and Greater Manchester, and can also be delivered online across the UK.

Through partnerships with organisations such as Sole Survivor PTSD Support and specialist professionals within sport and wellbeing, we deliver workshops that create meaningful, lasting impact.

 

Reset & Release: PTSD & Emotional Release Workshop

In Collaboration with Sole Survivor PTSD Support

CPD Accredited Trauma Training for Frontline Professionals

In Collaboration with Sole Survivor PTSD Support

 

Reset & Release is a ground-breaking one-day trauma support training package combining:

  • CPD-accredited PTSD training
  • Emotional release and resilience tools
  • Burnout prevention strategies
  • Trauma-informed frontline practice

Designed for client-facing professionals, this workshop equips teams with the skills needed to support trauma-affected individuals while protecting their own mental health.

No other programme combines clinical trauma knowledge with lived-experience emotional regulation tools in a single day.

What This Workshop Delivers

This high-impact workshop helps organisations:

  • Reduce staff Burnout: Improve trauma-informed practice
  • Strengthen workforce wellbeing
  • Increase confidence when supporting trauma-affected clients
  • Provide safe emotional release tools for staff

Morning Session

PTSD Awareness & Trauma-Informed Key Working

Delivered by Sole Survivor PTSD Support

Created by Matt Shepley and the Sole Survivor PTSD Support team, this CPD-accredited session builds essential knowledge for professionals supporting people living with trauma.

 

Participants learn practical strategies for supporting individuals affected by PTSD while protecting their own Well-being.

 

Participants Learn:

  • The science of trauma and PTSD
  • Understanding triggers and dysregulation
  • Trauma-informed communication techniques
  • Safe de-escalation strategies
  • Boundaries and emotional self-protection
  • Burnout prevention for frontline workers
  • Grounding techniques for crises

Built from 10+ years of frontline experience and evidence-based trauma research, this training leaves teams feeling confident, informed, and protected from burnout.

Afternoon Session

Art of Letting Go – Emotional Release & Resilience

Delivered by Fynix Project facilitator Darryl Craig

This session focuses on emotional regulation and release for professionals who carry the emotional weight of frontline work.

 

Rather than simply learning about trauma, participants are guided through safe, structured emotional release techniques and resilience tools.

 

  • Workshop Highlights:
  • Guided talks on emotional load and stress accumulation
  • Expressive emotional release exercises
  • Practical emotional regulation tools
  • Reflective journaling exercises
  • Group catharsis activities
  • Techniques participants can use beyond the workshop

Workshop Outcomes

Participants typically leave feeling:

  • More emotionally regulated
  • Clearer and lighter
  • Better equipped to support trauma-affected individuals
  • More confident in managing emotional stress
  • Reconnected with themselves and their work

Who This Training Is For

This collaboration workshop is designed for organisations, including:

  • Local authorities
  • Social care teams
  • Homelessness services
  • Veterans organisations
  • NHS and healthcare teams
  • Schools and safeguarding staff
  • Youth services
  • Criminal justice organisations
  • Community support services

Wherever trauma meets frontline work, this workshop provides practical tools that help staff remain resilient.

After The Bell

In Collaboration with Karl Egington

Emotional Regulation Workshop for Fighters

This specialist 3-hour emotional resilience workshop for fighters helps athletes manage the psychological impact of competition.

 

Fighters train for physical performance, but very few receive support for the emotional aftermath of competition.

 

This workshop helps fighters manage adrenaline crashes, identity challenges, and emotional pressure following a fight.

What Fighters Learn

  • Managing emotional crashes after competition
  • Psychological recovery tools
  • Confidence rebuilding techniques
  • The 3R Model – Recognise → Regulate → Reframe
  • Emotional resilience strategies for athletes-affected Clients: Provide safe emotional release tools for staff

Why Gyms & Promotions Book This Workshop

  • Improves fighter wellbeing
  • Reduces emotional volatility after fights
  • Strengthens coach-fighter communication
  • Builds long-term resilience and career sustainability

Designed in collaboration with professional fighters and mental health practitioners.

"You train fighters to win rounds. This workshop trains them to survive the emotions that come after,", and protects them from burnout.

Fynix Project delivers trauma-informed collaboration workshops across the North West of England, including:

  • Liverpool
  • Manchester
  • Warrington
  • Widnes
  • Cheshire
  • Merseyside
  • Lancashire
  • Greater Manchester

Workshops can be delivered in-person across the region or online across the UK.

Collaboration Workshops Across the North West

If your organisation supports people experiencing trauma or works in a high-pressure environment, these workshops provide practical mental health tools that protect staff wellbeing and improve trauma-informed practice.

 

To discuss a collaboration workshop for your team:

 

Contact Fynix Project


📞 07443 106056

 

founder:
📧 Darryl.craig@fynix.org.uk

 

director:

📧Dexter.Snagg@fynix.org.uk

 

marketing and communications:

📧lauren.hankey@fynix.org.uk

 

General Enquiries:

📧 info@fynix.org.uk


🌐 https://www.fynix.org.uk
 

Book a Collaboration Workshop

Frequently Asked Questions About Our collaboration Trauma-Informed Workshops

What are trauma-informed workshops?

Trauma-informed workshops teach professionals how trauma affects the brain, behaviour, and emotional regulation. They provide practical tools to support individuals experiencing trauma while protecting staff from burnout.

Who are trauma-informed workshops for?

These workshops are designed for frontline professionals including social care workers, healthcare staff, housing services, youth workers, schools, charities, and community organisations.

Where are Fynix Project workshops delivered?

Fynix Project delivers workshops across the North West of England, including Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington, Widnes, Cheshire, and Greater Manchester. Online sessions are also available across the UK.

What makes Fynix Project workshops different?

Fynix workshops combine trauma-informed practice, evidence-based psychology, and lived experience, creating practical tools that professionals can apply immediately in real-life environments.

Can workshops be tailored for organisations?

Yes. Workshops can be tailored to the specific needs of organisations including councils, charities, healthcare providers, schools, and frontline services.

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