Alice Brunoro

I have international experience in designing and delivering seminars, workshops, and training programs in both online and in-person settings. I have facilitated trainings in Italy and abroad, working with professionals, students, humanitarian staff, and community workers in multicultural and high-complexity contexts. My training experience includes the development and delivery of sessions focused on emotional intelligence, stress management, group dynamics, staff care, and psychosocial wellbeing, with a strong trauma-informed perspective. In Italy, I have conducted trainings for staff working in reception centers, supporting teams exposed to high emotional load and secondary trauma. In Spain, I designed and delivered a university training cycle on gender-based violence and emotional intelligence. More recently, I have delivered evidence-based trainings in international contexts, including sessions on ReachNow (an evidence-based psychosocial intervention), Psychological First Aid (PFA), suicide prevention, and staff care, conducted in countries such as Italy, Bulgaria, and Greece. These trainings addressed both direct trauma exposure and the impact of chronic stress on professionals working in demanding environments. Although my training experience has mainly taken place in humanitarian, educational, and psychosocial settings, the themes I work with—burnout prevention, emotional regulation, team wellbeing, and trauma awareness—are highly transferable to a wide range of group and organizational contexts. My training style integrates structured theoretical input with experiential and interactive methods, including case studies, group exercises, reflective practices, and mindfulness-based techniques. I am experienced in working with both small and large groups, and with adults as well as adolescents, fostering safe, engaging, and participatory learning spaces.