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Free Webinar Recording:
How can so many of us be suffering the effects of trauma?
Recorded: Wednesday 8 April 2026.
The effects of trauma are so insidious that many people don’t realise they have them. They don’t think they are irritable, they feel others are irritating. And that plenty of people are anxious or depressed, as they are. And though they don’t sleep well that’s normal too.
In this short session, Dr William Davies (professionally involved in trauma since the Piper Alpha disaster onwards) looks at the many causes of trauma and complex trauma, and what that implies for us.
View this concise but valuable input aimed at anyone working with people who may be affected – which is, of course, nearly all of us.
Speaker: Dr William Davies, chaired by Amy Davies
Dr William Davies is the Head of Applied Clinical Psychology at the APT and is the author of post qualification courses on CBT, DBT, ACT, motivational interviewing, and more. These have been attended by well over 150,000 mental health professionals in the UK alone.
Recordings:
Part 1:
Why many more people may be experiencing the effects of trauma than is often supposed
Part 2:
What the effects are
Part 3:
What can we realistically hope to achieve?
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