Pathfinder: Advanced Principles in Sexual Violence- 2 day course: Day 1

Yes, the 2-day Pathfinder training is essential. It equips professionals with key skills to support survivors, in a compassionate, informed and effective way.

No, Pathfinder is not currently CPD-accredited, but it is in the process of accreditation. The program is actively working towards meeting CPD standards to ensure training is officially recognised for professional development.

No, you will not need to disclose personal information of a sexual violence nature during training. However, you will be required to provide your name and email to receive a certificate of attendance.

Yes, the Pathfinder training could potentially be trauma-triggering for those with historical or current experiences of sexual abuse due to sensitive topics covered. However, it is delivered in a trauma-informed way, with support mechanisms to help participants feel safe and supported throughout.

No, there will be no work to complete after the 2 - day course. The training itself is highly interactive, ensuring participants engage fully during the sessions rather than needing to complete additional tasks afterwards.

This 2-day course enhances your ability to recognise signs of sexual violence in clients with complex mental health needs with Pathfinder, empowering you to provide information, compassionate, and effective support.

No, the course is fully NHS-funded, but Axis is a charity and welcomes donations. The link can be found through their web page.

Yes, you can book trainers directly for bespoke training for your organisation. Please email Vicki at Vicki@axiscounselling.org.uk to arrange a mutually convenient date.

No, you don't. The advanced course includes foundational information to assist in this area from the beginning.