Free On-Demand Training: Navigating Complexity in Child Therapy
A free 60 minute training for child therapists, social workers, counsellors, psychologists, play therapists and occupational therapeutics who want clearer, more grounded ways to respond to complexity in their work with children and families.
This training offers a trauma-informed case conceptulisation framework to help you slow down, find a starting point and make more confident clinical decisions.
Leave your name and email below and get instant access to the video training, workbook, templates and reflection prompts.
When the work feels complex, it can be hard to know what to prioritise
If you work therapeutically with children and families, you may know the feeling of sitting with a case that feels big, layered, and hard to untangle.
You may be asking yourself:
Where do I start?
What needs my attention first?
How do I hold the child’s voice alongside parent needs, system expectations, risk, and capacity?
How do I stay trauma-informed in a way that is practical, not just theoretical?
When there are multiple pressures at play, it is easy to feel overwhelmed, stuck, or uncertain in your decision-making.
This is where a clear, trauma-informed framework can help.
This free training will help you:
make sense of complex presentations through a trauma-informed lens
identify a clearer starting point when you feel unsure
prioritise needs, goals, and intervention focus
think more confidently about decision-making in child and family therapy
use a practical case conceptualisation framework you can return to again and again
move from feeling overwhelmed to feeling more anchored and intentional in your practice
Rather than giving you more information to hold, this training is designed to help you slow down, organise your thinking, and respond with greater clarity.
What you’ll receive
When you sign up, you’ll get immediate access to:
A free 60 minute on-demand video recording
A reflective workbook to help deepen your thinking and apply the content to your work.
Templates you can use across cases to guide reflections and planning.
Reflection prompts to support ongoing learning, supervision and clinical decision-making.
This is designed to be practical, reflective and easy to return to whenever you are working with complexity.
Common concerns this training can help with
“I work with complex cases and often feel unsure where to begin.”
This training will help you identify a starting point and organise your thinking.
“I’m early career and want something practical and accessible.”
The framework is beginner-friendly, grounded, and designed to be usable in real practice.
“I already understand trauma-informed care, but I want support applying it.”
This training helps translate trauma-informed and trauma-responsive practice into day-to-day clinical decision-making.
“I need tools, not just theory.”
You’ll receive a training, workbook, templates, and prompts you can keep using beyond the webinar.
Meet your facilitator
This training is facilitated by Ashleigh Stimpson from Children’s Therapy Tasmania.
Ashleigh is a social worker and child therapist with over 10 years of experience working in complex family settings, including child protection, family violence, and children’s therapy. Her work is grounded in trauma-informed, child-centred, and relational practice, with a strong focus on helping practitioners feel more clear, confident, and supported in their work with children and families.
This training brings together reflective practice, clinical experience, and a practical framework that can support professionals across a range of therapeutic settings.
Ready to feel more anchored in complexity?
If you are looking for a practical, reflective, and trauma-informed way to approach complex child and family work, this free training is a strong place to begin.
Enter your details below to get instant access to:
the 60-minute on-demand video recording
workbook
templates
reflection prompts
Free access. Practical tools. A framework you can return to.
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