Do You — or Someone You Know — Struggle with Trauma?
OPEN REGISTRATION
Explore the psychology, biology, and role of memory in Trauma and PTSD, and learn practical strategies for recovery in a one-time, expert-led online session.
Introduction
Trauma can leave us feeling stuck, anxious, or disconnected. Memories may resurface unexpectedly, emotional responses can feel overwhelming, and the path to recovery often seems unclear. Whether trauma comes from a single event or repeated experiences, understanding how it affects the brain, mind and body is a critical first step toward healing.
Join Carole Sawo, a qualified lecturer in psychology, psychoanalysis and forensic psychology, for a deep dive into the mechanics of trauma, where she uniquely explains how memory works to influence Trauma and PTSD and shares strategies and insights for self-healing.
What You’ll Learn
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- How trauma impacts the brain and nervous system
- The role of memory in trauma, including how memory works and spontaneous recovery
- PTSD: threats to safety, triggers, and the role of the animal brain
- Simple, practical strategies for self-healing and nervous system regulation
Who This Class Is For
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- Anyone personally affected by trauma or seeking greater understanding
- Students and professionals in psychology, forensic science, social work, or healthcare
- Those interested in developing practical strategies for mental and emotional resilience
- Anyone curious about how the mind works through in-depth psychological analysis
Take the first step toward understanding and recovery. Register now – spaces are limited.
No login required. A private access link will be sent by email the evening before the session.
Date: Tuesday 3rd February 2026
Time: 7:00–8:00pm (London, GMT)
Delivery: Live online seminar
Interactive Q&A: Ask your questions directly to the lecturer
Price: £35
For general informational and educational purposes only. Terms apply. 18+ years only.
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