A trauma-informed framework for recognising the hidden dynamics of coercive control in the perinatal period and beyond.
Coercive control often remains hidden, minimised, misunderstood, or missed entirely.
The Coercive Control Entrapment Timeline (CCET) offers a clear, structured way to understand how control develops, escalates, and entraps women - especially during the vulnerable perinatal period.
Built from research, clinical practice, and lived experiences, the CCET supports professionals to recognise patterns that traditional models often fail to capture.
Transforming professional understanding of coercive control through research-led, trauma-informed training and resources.
The Coercive Control Entrapment Timeline equips health, safeguarding, and legal professionals to recognise, respond, and support those impacted by coercive control
A clear trauma-informed framework to understand the hidden patterns and stages of coercive control, with a specific focus on the perinatal period
Online training modules designed for health, safeguarding and legal professionals, offering trauma-informed guidance, enquiry prompts, and CPD certification.
Access free tools including the Timeline one-pager, red flags guide, trauma-informed enquiry prompts and reflective CPD logs.
Developed from doctoral research and clinical experience, CCET bridges research, practice and lived experience to support professionals working with coercive control.
The CCET online training course is designed to support professionals working across maternity, health, safeguarding, domestic abuse, and legal services.
Drawing on research, clinical practice, and trauma-informed principles, this course offers clear, practical knowledge to help professionals recognise, assess, and respond to coercive control — with a particular focus on the perinatal period.
Coming Soon — Launching 2025
To register your interest, or for commissioning enquiries, please contact us.
Developed through doctoral research exploring women’s lived experiences and midwives’ responses to coercive control in the perinatal period.
All training and resources are designed to align with trauma-informed principles, promoting safe, supportive and effective practice for professionals.
Providing practical tools, enquiry prompts, and evidence-based resources to enhance safeguarding, assessment, and professional confidence.
Supporting your practice with clear, practical tools to assist in recognising and responding to coercive control.
🌿 Resource List:
Practical, trauma-informed tools to support professional recognition and response to coercive control.
These resources are freely available for individual practitioners to download and add to their CPD and revalidation portfolios.
All resources are provided for individual practitioner use. For training enquiries, commissioning, or service-wide use, please contact us directly.
A simple visual framework mapping the hidden stages of entrapment within coercive control.
Key indicators and subtle warning signs that may indicate coercive control, particularly during pregnancy and early parenthood.
Gentle, respectful prompts for use in professional enquiry, assessment, and safeguarding conversations.
A professional log sheet to document learning activities, reflection, and CPD hours for revalidation and portfolio evidence.
Practical safety planning guidance for women experiencing, or at risk of, coercive control and domestic abuse during pregnancy. This resource offers gentle, trauma-informed advice to help women consider personal safety, emotional wellbeing, and professional support options during pregnancy and early parenting.
A simple visual framework mapping the hidden stages of entrapment within coercive control - pregnancy specific timeline
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E-mail: info@coercivecontroltimeline.com
Address: CHESTERFIELD, Derbyshire, United Kingdom
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