Diploma in Child Counselling (P/T weekend days)


Diploma in Counselling Teenagers (P/T weekend days)


Both courses lead to eligibility to apply for BACP registration


Certificate in Child Counselling (12 weekend days)


Diploma in Trauma and Mental


Health Informed Schools (Practitioner status)


More information www.artspsychotherapy.org www.traumainformedschools.co.uk


The Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education, Higher Education College and Academic Partner of University of East London. Member organisation of HCPC, UKCP and BACP


Helping teenagers talk about their lives


CAR D S


A vital resource for supporting teenagers through meaningful conversations


CPD in Key Child Mental Health Topics: for any professional working with vulnerable children & teenagers


Thursday Evening Live Stream Events 2022 (5 – 6.30pm) – only £20 a ticket


Upcoming events include: • The use of clay in therapeutic work with individuals and families (7 July)


• Addressing trauma-based shame in children who hate themselves (21 July)


• “VoiceSING Trauma”: An introduction to the theory and practice of expression and regulation through the voice (8 September)


• Social media, technology and the impact on children and young people (6 October)


Exam stress My friends mean so much to me


Saturday 9 July (10am-4pm), Live stream event with Dr Margot Sunderland: Helping children and teenagers talk about their lives using the arts and the danger of unstoried emotions (cost: £99)


Just want to stay in bed The pleasure of being together Regrets


Margot Sunderland Nicky Armstrong illustrated by


Available on www.amazon.co.uk


A Wealth of CPD Webinars: key skills and interventions with Dr Margot Sunderland and Dr Dan Hughes


More information/ to book www.childmentalhealthcentre.org tel: 020 7354 2913 email: info@childmentalhealthcentre.org


Includes


booklet on how to use the cards


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