Helping Children
Do You Want to Train to Become an Accredited Child Psychotherapist, Child/Teenager Counsellor, Wellbeing Practitioner, Parent-Child therapist, or Trauma-Informed Practitioner?
• Diploma in Child Counselling • Diploma in Counselling Teenagers • MA in Integrative Child Psychotherapy (UKCP reg.)
• Diploma in Trauma and Mental Health-Informed Schools and Communities (Practitioner Status)
• Advanced Practitioner Certificate in Parent-Child Therapy
• Diploma in Community Wellbeing Practice for Children, Young People, Families and Organisations (University validated)
www.artspsychotherapy.org E:
info@artspsychotherapy.org
Tel: 020 7704 2534 illustrated by
www.traumainformedschools.co.uk E:
info@traumainformedschools.co.uk
Margot Sunderland Ni k Ar Nicky Arcky A mstrong nd
Margot Sunderland Nicky Armstrong illustrated by
Talk about Their Lives CAR DS
A vital resource for supporting children through meaningful conversations
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r ng Helping Teenagers
Talk about their Lives CAR DS
A vital resource for supporting teenagers through meaningful conversations
Available on
www.amazon.co.uk Diploma in Trauma and Mental
Health Informed Schools (P/T) (Practitioner status)
• Many UK regions • Level 5 Diploma or University validated route
Also one day whole school trainings/Senior Leads training on ‘How to have a Mentally Healthy School’. We will come to you!
More information and how to apply:
www.traumainformedschools.co.uk For brochure/enquiries:
Info@traumainformedschools.co.uk University of East London validated course
www.artspsychotherapy.org
Trauma Informed Schools UK have provided Mental Health and Trauma Informed Schools training to over 450 schools in the UK
Includes booklet on how to use the cards
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