Awareness sessions
An accessible introduction to cumulative harm, the four LOOK domains and the questions that strengthen professional curiosity.
For whole teams, leaders and partnership audiencesSafeguarding learning and implementation
Training that turns learning into stronger practice.
Evidence-informed learning for practitioners, leaders and multi-agency partnerships - including specialist training and implementation support for the LOOK Safeguarding Framework®.
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What is available
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Practitioner workshops
Applied learning using case discussion, structured reflection and formulation to connect information across time and services.
For frontline practitioners, managers and reviewersImplementation support
Facilitator development, pilot planning, evaluation, audit and governance support to embed LOOK consistently and safely.
For organisations and multi-agency partnershipsLOOK Safeguarding Framework®
See the whole picture of cumulative risk.
LOOK is a structured, trauma-informed framework that supports whole-person analysis without replacing professional judgement, safeguarding procedures, supervision or formal risk assessment.
Explore the free interactive LOOK tool →LLiving CircumstancesHome, relationships and daily life
OObstacles and BarriersAccess, engagement and inequality
OOngoing Risks and EscalationPatterns, change and cumulative harm
KKeeping the Person in ViewVoice, strengths, safety and outcomes
Learning outcomes
Participants are supported to:
- Recognise patterns and cumulative harm earlier
- Strengthen professional curiosity and analytical reasoning
- Keep the person's voice and lived experience central
- Improve multi-agency information sharing and escalation
- Apply learning from SARs, DHRs and DARDRs to practice
Who it is for
Safeguarding across the system.
Adult and children's services · Mental health · NHS and healthcare · Local authorities · Housing · Police · Prisons and probation · Voluntary and community organisations
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