A free sampler for the Motorcycle Skills - Improve your Riding in Eight Weeks online e-course from Survival Skills Rider Training
Session 8 A cheeky free extra. Editing, making revisions, getting feedback, reflecting on story and writing, setting goals and providing your own accountability, next steps.
Session 0: Intro A quick, free, intro to the course so you know what you’re getting into! Includes couple of writing exercises to get you going.
Welcome to this online training course tailored for individuals engaged in nurturing young children, whether in the context of Sunday School or children's meetings. Our program is carefully crafted to empower you in your mission, aiding your personal and professional development within this essential role. The insights and knowledge presented in this training were curated by Ryan McKee, ensuring a comprehensive and impactful learning experience.
5 ways for SEN/EBSA parents to strengthen their coping skills and cope with the unique set of challenges they face.
Unconscious Bias within the workplace affects us all
B.Ed graduates are eligible to pursue careers as teachers in primary, secondary, or higher education institutions, as well as other roles in educational administration and research
Overcoming Overwhelm: A jam-packed 60 minute masterclass covering how to identify your energy leaks so you can create more success and impact in your career, without burnout.
Module 1: Understanding Passive Aggressive Behaviour Define passive aggression and differentiate it from assertiveness, aggression, and conflict avoidance. Explore common tactics (e.g. silent treatment, sarcasm, procrastination) and the impact on victims. Discuss origins of passive-aggressive patterns (e.g. upbringing, emotional suppression, indirect communication norms). Module 2: Recognising the Impact on the Client Identify emotional responses such as self-doubt, confusion, guilt, or chronic frustration. Examine cognitive distortions commonly activated (e.g. personalization, mind reading). Discuss how repeated passive-aggression can affect the client’s self-esteem, relationships, and coping strategies. Module 3: CBT Formulation for Passive Aggressive Victimisation Apply the 5-areas CBT model to situations involving passive-aggressive encounters. Map triggers, thoughts, feelings, behaviours, and consequences in these interactions. Use longitudinal formulation to explore deeper beliefs around conflict, boundaries, and worth. Module 4: Cognitive Interventions Help clients identify and challenge unhelpful thoughts such as “It’s my fault,” or “I mustn’t upset them.” Use Socratic questioning to explore alternative interpretations of ambiguous communication. Promote cognitive restructuring to rebuild a sense of control and reduce self-blame. Module 5: Behavioural Interventions Teach assertiveness and boundary-setting skills tailored to indirect hostility. Role-play effective behavioural responses to common passive-aggressive tactics. Reduce safety behaviours such as people-pleasing or emotional suppression. Module 6: Emotion Regulation and Self-Compassion Use mindfulness and emotional awareness techniques to manage internalised frustration or guilt. Support clients in developing a compassionate internal voice when feeling manipulated or dismissed. Reinforce skills for tolerating discomfort when asserting themselves. Module 7: Sustaining Change and Relapse Prevention Build a plan for handling recurring passive-aggressive dynamics in personal or professional life. Identify red flags and early warning signs of relational imbalance or manipulation. Reinforce long-term goals of clarity, assertiveness, and psychological resilience.
Practical guidance for therapists tackling underlying, chronic beliefs about the self, the future, the world or other people held by clients.