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 “Students explored what makes a good relationship and learned how to set personal boundaries. They felt safe discussing sensitive topics and reflected on consent, self-esteem, and resilience.”

— Orkun Ari, Head of PSHE, Plumstead Manor School 

"Victoria quickly built rapport with the girls. They discussed challenging topics openly and developed greater self-awareness and confidence"

— Felicity Martins, Lambeth Academy 

"The girls explored self-worth and dating violence through interactive sessions. They highlighted early warning signs and fully engaged with each activity." 

— Farah Turner, Chestnut Grove Secondary School 

• Overview

  Safely In Luv: Train the Trainer is a professional development course empowering educators, youth workers, and community leaders to deliver the Safely In Luv Healthy Relationship Programme to young people.

  This trauma-informed and inclusive training equips professionals with proven methods to educate 10–19-year-olds on dating violence prevention, consent, emotional wellbeing, self-esteem, and setting personal boundaries.

  Participants will gain the knowledge, confidence, and resources needed to deliver transformative workshops and positively impact the lives of the next generation.

• What will participants achieve?

  The Train the Trainer course equips facilitators with a comprehensive toolkit and resources to deliver the Safely In Luv programme effectively. It builds skills in trauma-informed, youth-led facilitation and supports the development of inclusive, age-appropriate sessions. Trainers will learn to help young people identify and avoid toxic relationships, promote emotional healing, and deliver impactful relationship education. Participants also become part of a supportive community of trained facilitators. 

• Who delivers this service?

  This is a The Live Wise Foundation course, developed and delivered by: 

  Victoria Okocha – Principal Facilitator 

  Kevin Kelly – SIL Trainer 

  Rochelle Edoze – SIL Trainer 

  Harley Taylor – SIL Trainer 

  Flavia McDonald – SIL Trainer 

• Who is this course for?

  This training course is designed for professionals working with young people, including: 

  • Teachers, PSHE leads, and school safeguarding staff 
  • Youth workers and SEN support workers 
  • Social workers and youth offending teams 
  • Probation officers, community workers, and mental health practitioners 
  • Faith-based and voluntary youth leaders 
• How will this course be taught?

  The course can be delivered online or in-person. Resources will be provided online.

• How do I apply for this course?

  If you are interested in attending this training, please email us at lsbushortcourses@lsbu.ac.uk and we can organise a chat to confirm dates.

• General information

  For information on our policies (payment, cancellation, terms and conditions, etc.) visit our general information page.

  If you have a question that we haven’t answered here, please contact lsbushortcourses@lsbu.ac.uk and we will respond to your query as soon as possible.