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Reduce and overcome self-harm – effective help for adolescents and adults. Overcoming and even stopping self-harming behaviours is possible with the right help and support – this inspiring online training course gives you the essential insights and tools you need… CPD Certificate: 6 hours Please note – there is also a 1-day attended workshop version of this course which includes practical exercises and counts towards Part 1 of the Human Givens Diploma. This online course has additional multiple choice questions to help deepen your learning. If you take this online course, you can attend the in-person workshop at 50% off. Helpful that real-life experiences were used as examples, trainer had excellent work-based knowledge…SUICIDE PREVENTION CO-ORDINATOR Self harm and self-injury behaviours are sadly now very common, particularly among young people. It’s a very emotive and sensitive subject for everyone involved; many find self harming stressful to work with and hard to treat. And self-harm doesn’t just impact the individual themselves, it can badly affect the people around them too. But there is hope… Why take this course Emily Gajewski, psychotherapist and self-harm expert, is passionate about sharing her unique knowledge, skills and new insights with you. Her important training day demystifies the self-harming cycle, clarifies its causes and shows why we should not give up on anyone, even in the most apparently hopeless situations. It is Jam-packed with essential information, proven techniques and helpful tips – you will hear from people who have been able to completely stop self-harming (or dramatically reduce it) and are now living fulfilled lives as a result of this approach. This online self-harm course will provide you with the clarity you have been looking for – and enable you to create a cohesive and effective treatment strategy. Give those who are struggling with self harm the best chance of reducing and eventually stopping self-harming behaviours, improve their mental health and their outlook of life. I work with self-harming teenagers a lot and learned valuable new tools on this online course...SARA SIMON What will you learn A greater understanding of self-injury and why it occurs What to do when someone discloses their self-harming behaviour to you The essential Dos and Don’ts for teams and individuals working with people who self-harm The latest guidelines around working with self-harm, including positive risk management and harm minimisation The importance of differentiating between self-harming and a suicide attempt – and how to treat them both The self-harm continuum – what tips us into self-harming behaviours What to do if someone is threatening to self-harm The common myths and stereotypes surrounding self-injury Powerful techniques that will transform your effectiveness and a ‘tried-and-tested’ framework for improving wellbeing, drawn from profound knowledge about what people need to avoid mental and emotional distress and increase wellbeing How chemical changes in the brain from self-harming behaviours can bring temporary relief from difficult emotions Why there is often an addictive element to self-injury (insights from neuroscience) How to approach the subject of self-injury with someone A cohesive and effective treatment strategy for treating self-injury and breaking the destructive cycle of behaviour Knowledge of the important skills needed for working with people who self-harm (these are practised on our attended workshop) Enlightening filmed interviews and case histories which show how it is possible to help people, even in a very desperate situation, to live fulfilling lives again Insights from a highly experienced tutor who has extensive hands-on experience of helping people successfully overcome self-harming Ways to help people build resilience against future stressful circumstances Tips on finding the most helpful coping strategies How to help people create an alternative ‘safe place’ for themselves Information that will reduce your own anxiety when working in this area How to create an effective self-management plan and increase the individual’s engagement with it Important new information that will help you prevent self-harm New confidence when making interventions with people who once seemed unreachable view booking details Good to know The online Tackling Addiction course also gives you a lot of information relevant to self-harm and the further skills you will learn on the Stopping Addictions: effective treatment and recovery 1-day workshop can also be useful for working with people who self-harm. Guided imagery and visualisation are key skills to have for implementing the strategies covered on this course. Invaluable - it was like lifting a veil on the reasons for self-harmTEACHER Who is this course suitable for? The profound information and advice on this online self-harm course is presented in a clear, practical way so that it is readily accessible and helpful to as many people as possible, including: Health and welfare professionals, including: psychologists, counsellors, psychotherapists, mental health nurses, psychiatrists, student wellbeing officers, doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, social workers, health visitors, youth workers, outreach and support workers School counsellors, teachers and other educational professionals Parents and carers of someone who self-harms Anyone who has a friend who is self-harming – or who works with vulnerable men and women in the voluntary sector. This course is relevant to a range of self-harming behaviours including: Self-injury cutting, ripping or carving skin burning skin punching or hitting themselves scratching or pinching (including dermatillomania) poisoning themselves with tablets or liquids (to similar) Over-eating and under-eating (anorexia or bulimia) Biting yourself (dermatophagia) Inserting objects into your body overdosing, exercising excessively pulling your hair (trichotillomania) getting into fights where you know you will get hurt Course Programme Part 1A way of staying alive Part 2The best way forward Part 3Vital steps on the healing journey What's included? Multiple Choice Quizzes PDF Course Notes Life-time access CPD Certificate Meet your tutor Emily Gajewski Emily has worked for over 21 years as a therapist, helping people move on from even the most severe emotional difficulties. Read more

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Take advantage of extra savings – when you buy all 8 diploma-linked online courses at once Accredited CPD: 48 hours (6 hours for each course) If you’re thinking of taking the Human Givens Diploma you can take advantage of our block booking discount and SAVE 22% by buying all 8 of our Diploma-linked online courses at once – a saving of £280! You will have life-long access to each of the 8 courses, all of which are required for Part 1 of the Diploma. The courses are taught by the co-founders of the human givens approach, Joe Griffin and Ivan Tyrrell. What's included How to break the cycle of depression From Stress to Psychosis: how to prevent mental illness Effective brief psychotherapy Understanding Anxiety – and managing it without drugs Effective Anger Management Understanding and Treating Addictions – the essential information you need to know How to make counselling more effective Good Practice: Ethics for the caring professions

This qualification consists of 2 mandatory components. Learners must complete both the Non-Calculator and Calculator written examinations. The assessments will assess a learner’s representing, analysing, and interpreting skills using numbers, geometry, and statistics in realistic contexts. To achieve an equivalent to GCSE grade C or 4. The qualification is awarded by Highfield OFQUAL-regulated and nationally recognised. Learn about the Functional Skills Qualification in Mathematics at Level 2 Our rolling 12-week course, via live webinar with a dedicated tutor, is designed to discover your weakness and build on those, to enable you to achieve success in Maths to allow you to progress your career in the direction you want. Every Wednesday 4pm – 6pm with full resources and practice papers – you will succeed. As part of one of our apprenticeship courses – This course could be government funded – so ask for more information. Course Dates Every Wednesday 4pm – 6pm 12 week rolling course Costs £350.00 per person (inc. VAT) Any additional resits of exams are charged at £30 each.

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Understanding loss and the best ways to help This sensitive course gives you greater insight into our natural grieving process, what can go wrong, the myths about grief, and how you can support those going through it Accredited CPD: 6 hours Incredibly helpful online grief course, very informativeEMMA WARDROPPER Loss is a common human experience and major part of life – every one of us will face the loss of a loved one at some time in our lives. Grief and bereavement can hit us in other ways too – like when we lose someone through dementia, addiction or divorce, or lose something significant, like the ability to have our own children or our physical health. This online course helps explain the different ways people react to grief, offers guidance on the most appropriate ways to support people and will also help you with your own grief when the time comes. Véronique's compassion and own extensive experience of grief and supporting others really shines through Why take this course In our Western culture death and dying have largely been taken into the realm of professionals, with many of us dying in hospital. Death is rarely a part of our conversations. Many don’t feel comfortable around the bereaved, they don’t know what to say or do for the best, or what to expect when faced with a bereaved person. This can make the experience of being bereaved very lonely, particularly as there are also many misunderstandings around grief, which can sometimes make matters worse. Véronique is passionate about dispelling these myths and giving people a clear roadmap to demystify what is a normal, healthy response to the death of a loved one – and identify when professional help might be needed. As well as her own personal experiences of grief, she has supported countless others over the years through her professional role as a Human Givens practitioner as well as on a personal level. This compassionate online course, which is illustrated with case histories and packed full of practical tips, will help you feel more confident when supporting grieving friends, patients, family or neighbours – and leave you better prepared for what to expect in your own times of grief. What will you learn The common myths surrounding grief and bereavement – what’s true and what isn’t How differing cultural, religious and belief-based views impact on how people grieve What the science and the latest research tells us about the grieving process The 3 common responses to the death of a loved one When grieving becomes a problem; complicated, avoidant or delayed grief Grieving for someone who is still alive Two different sorts of crying Pathological grieving – how to tell if professional help is needed Guilt and grieving over the loss of someone you feel you might have helped, e.g. suicide, drug or alcohol related death Why our innate emotional needs (part of our ‘human givens’) have a protective role Essential ‘Do’s and Don’ts’ for those wanting to support an individual who has lost a loved one – and how these can change over time or depending on the context How the circumstances around a death can affect how individuals grieve The impact of sudden, unexpected death What to expect in the early days following the loss of a loved one The value and use of ritual The role of our emotions – and why they can come up again out of the blue, sometimes years later How to help children and teenagers deal with death Living loss: grieving over e.g. divorce, infertility, caring for a loved one who is terminally ill, estrangement from friends or family members, the loss of job, or status, freedom, hope etc. The effects of trauma on the process of grief and when to detraumatise the memory How depression and trauma can impact on grieving Practical ways to help someone immersed in grief Case history showing how a human givens therapist helped with extreme grief Help for those that are grieving Case studies: personal experiences of being bereaved and what helped Strategies to avoid being overwhelmed – dipping in and out of grief The use of targeted specialist groups (e.g. death by suicide, drugs, alcohol, the death of a child, of a life partner, cancer, sudden death, stillbirth, sepsis or Covid) and social media Finding meaning and purpose after loss Re-engaging with life Integrating the changes. Course Programme Part 1How and why we grieve Part 2What you need to know about grief and bereavement Part 3 Practical things you can do to help Who is this course suitable for This course is for anyone who would like to understand more about grief and the different ways loss can affect us, and to feel more confident in helping those who are bereaved. An online course, it is presented in a clear, practical way without psychobabble to make it as readily accessible and helpful to as many people as possible – including those who may be currently grieving themselves. What's included? Videos PDF Course notes Life-long access CPD Certificate Course format This online course is split into 3 modules, each of which are broken down further into different sections of videos clips delivered in English. There are also course notes for you to download, plus additional reading information and a range of helpful links. You can take as long as you like to work your way through this online course on Grief and Bereavement and can view it as many times as you like. Once you have completed the course, you will receive a CPD certificate. This course has been independently accredited by the internationally recognised CPD Standards Office for 6 hours of CPD training. Meet your tutor Véronique Chown Véronique is a psychotherapist with over 20 years experience in private practice during which time she also worked for three years in the NHS. Read more

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