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Clough Street, Hanley, S-O-T ST1 4AF

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Free Counselling And Support Services In Stoke On Trent

Savana provides free counselling and support services within Stoke on Trent for anyone who has been affected by sexual violence and abuse from the age of 4 upwards.

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Counselling

We offer free counselling for anyone over the age of 4 who has been affected by SV.

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ISVA

Our Independent Sexual Violence Advisors can assist you with many areas inc. the Criminal Justice System.

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Youth Support Practitioners

Provide dedicated counselling and support to young individuals within local schools and the wider community.

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Digital CYP Support

Talk to S.A.L provides 24/7 access to self help & support for young people up to 25 and parents and carers.

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Make a Referral

To access our services, use our online referral forms to refer yourself or someone else or our professional referral form if you’re an organisation.

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Training

Savana provide CPD accredited specialized training on a range of subjects. Both Face to Face and remotely. Tailored courses also available.

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About Us

The difference Savana makes

Our vision is a world free from Sexual Violence and abuse.

With over 37 years of experience, we are a trusted leader in providing compassionate support to anyone affected by  Sexual Violence and abuse in Stoke on Trent.

Our unwavering passion drives us to support people to feel empowered. At Savana, we offer a comprehensive, trauma informed range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of survivors.

From free face-to-face counselling and specialised ISVA support to CPD accredited training courses, community youth programs and digital youth support platform Talk to SAL, we are dedicated to creating a safe and nurturing environment.

Choose Savana today and experience our expertise, unwavering commitment, and genuine care as we walk alongside you on the path to healing and resilience.

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❌Cyberbullying❌Online harassment❌Doxing❌Hate speech❌Intimate image abuse❌Trolling❌Deep fakesThese and more are types of Technology-Facilitated Gender- Based Violence, which can threaten women’s and girls’ rights and wellbeing.Learn how in this explainer: www.unwomen.org/en/news-stories/explainer/2023/11/creating-safe-digital-spaces-free-of-trolls-dox...#NOEXCUSE #16days ... See MoreSee Less

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🎄🎁Advent Day 3🎁🎄Whilst you are getting ready for work or getting ready to go out, pop on your favourite playlist🎵Research shows that the endorphins released when we hear music can uplift our spirits and contribute towards a sense of happiness. Listening to our favourite songs, especially if it's something upbeat, can help us feel joyful and excited. It also stimulates the production of Dopamine, a hormone related to positive happy feelings!Check back tomorrow for Day 4!#music #adventcalendar #Christmas #SelfCare ... See MoreSee Less

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Welcome to Part 3 of our Introduction to Trauma-Informed Practice series! In this video, we'll explore the critical steps involved in taking action and implementing trauma-informed approaches. We'll discuss practical strategies for creating safe, supportive environments and building relationships based on trust, respect, and empathy. At the end of the video, we'll invite you to join us for a free trauma-informed taster session, where you'll get to gain valuable insights into the power of trauma-informed approaches and learn more about our training programs. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of trauma-informed practice and take the first step towards creating a more compassionate and inclusive world. Click the link in the description to register for our free taster session now! Register now for our free trauma-informed taster session: https://mailchi.mp/savana.org.uk/free-trauma-informed-taster-registration
Introduction to Trauma-Informed Practice - Part 3: Taking Action
In this second video of our series on trauma-informed practice, we dive into the concept of trauma-informed practice and the key principles that guide it. We explore how trauma-informed practice prioritises safety, empowerment, and healing for those who have experienced trauma. If you're interested in implementing trauma-informed practice in your own life, community, or organisation, be sure to tune in for our next video, where we'll provide actionable tips and resources. Don't forget to check out our FREE trauma-informed taster course, which offers more in-depth learning on trauma-informed practice. Enroll now by clicking the link: https://mailchi.mp/savana.org.uk/free-trauma-informed-taster-registration Thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next video!
Introduction to Trauma Informed Practice: Part 2: Trauma Informed Practice
Join us for the first video in our series on Trauma-Informed Practice. In this video, we dive into the topic of understanding trauma and its impact on individuals and communities. From physical and sexual abuse to ongoing stress and discrimination, trauma affects us all in different ways. We explore the unique experiences of trauma and its physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms. Stay tuned for the next video where we will discuss how we can respond to trauma in a way that prioritizes safety, empowerment, and healing. Get a head start on trauma-informed practice by enrolling in our FREE trauma informed taster course now! FREE training taster session available now!!: AN INTRODUCTION TO TRAUMA INFORMED PRACTICE https://mailchi.mp/savana.org.uk/free-trauma-informed-taster-registration. For more information visit https://www.savana.org.uk/online-training-platform/
An Introduction to Trauma Informed Practice: Part 1 Understanding Trauma 1
In the final episode of our series, we explore what to expect in counselling. It's important to remember that counselling is a process, and results may not be immediate. However, with patience and commitment, healing is possible. If you or someone you know is a survivor of trauma and would like to speak to a counsellor, we invite you to use our online referral form here: https://www.savana.org.uk/online-referral-form/ Remember, you don't have to go through this alone.
The Benefits of counselling for survivors of sexual abuse: Part 3: What to Expect in Counselling
Join is for part 2 in our counselling series. Learn about the benefits of counselling for survivors of sexual abuse in our latest video. Through counselling, survivors have access to a safe and confidential space to discuss their experiences, emotions, and learn coping strategies to manage the effects of sexual abuse. If you or someone you know is a survivor of sexual abuse and would like to access free counselling, use our online referral form here: https://www.savana.org.uk/online-referral-form/ Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated on our latest videos.
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