This CPD-certified course aims to get you thinking about children of parents with a mental illness and ways in which you could support them in your role. Inspired by the research of Dr Alan Cooklin; international expert on Children of Parents with Mental Illness (COPMI); and Gill Gorell Barnes; family therapist; teacher and author; this course offers 10 practical strategies that you can implement to better support this group within your practice.
course Content
12 sections•44 lessons
Section 15 lessons
1Welcome to the course
2Learning with us
3About the book
4Meet the experts
5Children of parents with a mental illness
Tip 1 - Take opportunities4 lessons
1Take opportunities
2Nobody's business
3Missed opportunities
4Tip 1 review
Tip 2 - Open up the topic4 lessons
1Open up the topic
2Approaching the conversation
3Recommended reads
4Tip 2 review
Tip 3 - Work together3 lessons
1Work together
2Principles for cross-service collaboration
3Tip 3 review
Tip 4 - Talk about it4 lessons
1Talk about it
2Why talking helps
3Knowledge check
4Tip 4 review
Tip 5 - Help children to build resilience4 lessons
1Help children to build resilience
2Take a whole family approach
3Practical strategies
4Tip 5 review
Tip 6 - Connect children to a trusted adult4 lessons
1Connect children to a trusted adult
2Self-care
3Activity pack
4Tip 6 review
Tip 7 - Acknowledge children's expertise4 lessons
1Acknowledge children's expertise
2Listen, recognise, validate
3My family, mental illness, and me
4Tip 7 review
Tip 8 - Be sensitive to culture & stigma3 lessons
1Be sensitive to culture and stigma
2Cultural sensitivity: tips for professionals
3Tip 8 review
Tip 9 - Remember small actions can make a big difference4 lessons
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