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Strengthening regulatory leadership and practice in the prevention of sexual harassment

Regulators help define what safe, ethical, and accountable practice looks like across entire professions. That responsibility begins internally: regulators must not only uphold high standards themselves, but be seen to lead this work with credibility, consistency, and integrity.

 

We partner with regulators because meaningful change at regulatory level creates a wider ripple effect across workplaces, professions, and public trust - and because this work demands specialist expertise, strategic leadership, and practical support that can stand up to scrutiny.

We provide specialist training for regulatory staff responsible for handling sexual misconduct concerns within fitness to practise processes, and for those supporting organisations across their profession to understand and meet regulatory standards.

 

We also work with regulators internally through our workplace membership, bystander training, and Professional Development Series, helping strengthen organisational culture, staff capability, and prevention practice within their own workforce. Reduced regulator rates are available across all internal culture, training, and workforce development services.

Our workplace membership

Join other employers who are showing their commitment to the prevention of sexual harassment through our Safe Workplace Culture membership.

Our bystander training

People who complete our bystander training report that they are...

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95% likely to do something

If they witness potential sexual harassment

(An increase from a pre-training score of 75.5%)

Three times more confident

That how they would respond to potential sexual harassment would be appropriate

(An increase from 30% to 90% between pre and post training scores)

"The training was excellent, delivered in a very clear way, with clear expectations and a call to action. The content was delivered with great care to the sensitivity of the subject"

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Find out more about our Active Bystander Course

"I definitely feel more equipped now to handle situations as and when they come up"

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Our founder, psychologist Dr. Nina Burrowes, has 20 years of experience in responding to and preventing sexual harassment. Her work spans criminal justice, therapy, education, and workplace settings, ensuring that everything we do is grounded in a deep understanding of the causes, impacts, and effective ways to prevent sexual harassment.  

Be guided by an expert

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Our Professional Development Series

Nurture the specialist talent your organisation needs for internal investigations and processes. Our Professional Development Series offers deep-dive essential learning for your HR team.

  • Working with Respondents in Sexual Harassment Cases: Understanding Risk and Supporting Behaviour Change
    Working with Respondents in Sexual Harassment Cases: Understanding Risk and Supporting Behaviour Change
    23 Sept 2026, 09:30 – 15:30
    Zoom
    You've addressed the complaint, but have you managed the risk? Learn to understand risk, wellbeing, supporting people to change, and professional boundaries when working with respondents to sexual harassment complaints. Suitable for HR and Higher Education staff involved in case management/support
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  • Train-the-trainer: Workplace active bystander training
    Train-the-trainer: Workplace active bystander training
    29 Sept 2026, 09:30 – 07 Oct 2026, 14:00
    Zoom
    Become equipped to deliver active bystander workshops in your workplace or to your clients. This training will give you the essential knowledge to work in a way that is informed, safe and has impact.
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  • All Reasonable Steps: Prevention Planning Day
    All Reasonable Steps: Prevention Planning Day
    06 Oct 2026, 10:00 – 15:30
    Zoom
    Go beyond understanding the new legal duty and spend a day developing your organisation's prevention strategy. Working alongside a small group of peers, this facilitated planning day gives you the opportunity to work through your own challenges, learn from peers and leave with practical next steps.
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  • Essential psychology when investigating workplace or campus sexual harassment
    Essential psychology when investigating workplace or campus sexual harassment
    21 Oct 2026, 09:30 – 15:30 BST
    Zoom
    This live online training will focus on the human side of sexual harassment complaints, equipping you to work with care whilst gathering robust evidence from investigative interviews. Suitable for anyone involved in investigating complaints of workplace or campus sexual harassment.
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Would you like to talk about how we can support you with this important work? 

Talk to our founder

Contact our founder Dr Nina Burrowes via our central team hello@consentcollective.com

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