We provide training and consultancy which nurtures trauma informed practice and develops psychologically informed environments.
We create services and systems which realise the prevalence of trauma, recognise the impact, and support recovery by avoiding re-traumatisation.

We work with intergrated care boards, local authorities, charities and housing associations
  -  delivering workshops,
  -  facilitating reflective practice,
  -  providing consultancy services,
  -  developing toolkits.

A contributing author to ‘Implementing Psychologically Informed Environments and Trauma Informed Care, Leadership Perspectives’, director of No One Left Out, Claire Ritchie has over ten years’ experience of trauma and psychologically informed practice and is currently leading on North Somerset Council's trauma informed system change programme.

In 2013 she commissioned the multi award winning, Psychology in Hostels project. The first to embed full-time clinical psychologists within the staff team, offering trauma informed care via a unique health and social care partnership between Lambeth Council, Thames Reach, and the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. Shortly afterwards she was commissioned by Westminster Council to develop the PIE toolkit, based on the good practice guide ‘Psychologically Informed Services for Homeless People’ Communities and Local Government 2012

The following year Claire set up her own training and consultancy business. In addition to running workshops and supporting organisations develop implementation plans, she has created a planning and monitoring tool for accommodation services which are commissioned to deliver trauma informed care, supporting the Quality Assessment Framework.

More recently Claire was asked to support her local integrated care partnership identify work priorities for trauma informed system change across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire which led to her part-time recruitment at North Somerset Council.