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Professional Development & Specialist Training

Continuing Professional Development

I believe that continuing to learn, reflect and develop as a counsellor is an important part of my practice.

The experiences people bring into counselling are unique, and ongoing professional development helps me to deepen my understanding of the challenges people may face.

My additional training supports my work with trauma, abuse, mental health, children and young people, families and other areas that can impact emotional wellbeing.

Trauma, Abuse & Complex Experiences

 

Dissociation & DID
Inner Child Parts (Levels 1 & 2)
Working Creatively in the Therapy Room
Freedom Project – Domestic Abuse Training for Professionals
Creative Writing – Sexual Abuse Survivors – University of Warwick

 

 

Mental Health & Emotional Wellbeing


Working with Suicide
Anxiety Training
Suicide Awareness
Mindfulness
Personality Disorders and Self-Harm
Mental Health First Aid
Mental Health Matters

 

Telephone & Online Counselling


Moving to Online Counselling
Professional Practice
Professional Boundaries
Data Protection Awareness
GDPR and Cyber Security


Addiction & Recovery


Substance Misuse
Alcohol Misuse Awareness


Children, Young People & Families


ASD and Therapy
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults
Early Help for Families
Young People and Sexual Health
Young People Health & Wellbeing
Working with Teenagers with Autism
Human Trafficking
Identifying Indicators of Child Sexual Abuse (CSE)

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