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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.

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

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

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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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