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Every organisation is different, and every session should be too.

Freeframe works with clients to shape training around their group, goals and context.

This might include adapting an existing session into a half-day workshop, developing training for clinicians, supporting a team to become more inclusive, or creating a new course through co-production.

Coproduction and lived expertise

We are interested in working with individuals with lived expertise, not-for-profit organisations and charities who want to codesign training with Freeframe. 

What we can help with 

  • Bespoke mental health and neurodiversity training 
  • Workshops for health and social care teams 
  • Lived experience informed consultancy 
  • Inclusive workplace advice 
  • Coproduced training development 
  • Community and voluntary sector projects 

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Contact Freeframe to discuss training, workshops or partnership opportunities.
 
 
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