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Say No DAS – Victim Voice Academy Trauma-Informed Risk Assessment, Training & Survivor-Led Innovation
Website: www.sayno-das.co.uk
Email: kate@sayno-das.com
Founder: Kate Beesley
About Us
Say No DAS (Domestic Abuse & Stalking) is a survivor-led, trauma-informed training and consultancy platform empowering professionals across social work, education, policing, healthcare, and legal sectors. Founded by Kate Beesley – a specialist risk assessor and domestic abuse survivor – our mission is to radically improve safeguarding outcomes through practical tools, survivor expertise, and whole-system reform.
What We Offer
TITRA™ – Timeline, Incident & Tactic Risk Assessment Model
A trauma-informed tool helping survivors and professionals build coherent, court-ready case timelines. Endorsed by professionals supporting victims in real-time situations, TITRA helps identify coercive control, risk, and abuse patterns often missed by traditional tools.
Professional Certification & Licensing
CMA CPD-accredited training for individuals and organisations. Includes trauma-informed advocacy, expert witness preparation, and post-separation abuse risk analysis.
Organisational Pilots
& CPD Packages
Available for local authorities, safeguarding leads, schools, charities and police. Ask us about our cost-effective pilot options.
Survivor Resources & Toolkits
Downloadable tools for safe incident recording, exit planning, regulation, and more – designed by a survivor for survivors.
What’s Happening at Our Stand
-Live Demos – See TITRA in action
-Free Resources – Download safety toolkits via QR code
-New Mini-Course for Safeguarding Professionals (Free!)
-Book a Call – Scan & schedule to discuss training, pilots or licensing
Attend Our Lecture (12pm)
A hard-hitting session exposing missed risk indicators, post-separation danger, and why trauma-informed tools like TITRA are urgently needed.
Latest Projects Safe Voice Toolkit – Helps survivors present clear, structured evidence to court or police
Kate's mission is to transform how risk is understood, evidence is gathered, and voices are heard.
Let’s build a safeguarding system survivors can trust.
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