Under Pressure Training for Youth Work Practitioners
Zero Tolerance is offering a free Under Pressure training session for youth work practitioners on Tuesday 26 May, exploring the challenges young people face today and the impact on relationships and practice.
Location
Online event
How to take part
Register on Eventbrite
Zero Tolerance is re-running its Under Pressure training for youth work practitioners following the success of previous sessions.
This free 2.5-hour training session explores the pressures young people face today, including harmful online content, gender stereotypes, surveillance culture, and the wider social and economic climate. The session looks at how these pressures can impact young people’s intimate relationships and encourages practitioners to reflect on the implications for their own work and practice.
Training Details
Date: Tuesday 26 May
Time: 2.00pm – 4.30pm
For more information, contact Robyn Harris, Under Pressure Training Coordinator, at underpressure@zerotolerance.org.uk.
Upcoming Workshop
Practitioners can also register their interest in an upcoming free online workshop focused on supporting neurodivergent young people.
Date: Tuesday 16 June
Time: 4.00pm – 5.30pm
To find out more or register your interest, contact Robyn Harris via email.
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