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Certificate in Child Counselling using the Arts 12 weekend days


Diploma in Child Counselling Two years P/T leading to eligibility to apply for BACP registration


Diploma in Child Psychotherapeutic Counselling Three years P/T leading to UKCP accreditation as a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor


After successful completion of this third year, fast track onto the second year of Masters degree in Child Psychotherapy (University of East London award) and UKCP reg as an Integrative Child Psychotherapist


More information and how to apply www.artspsychotherapy.org


The Institute is a Higher Education College of over 30 years standing, and academic partner of University of East London


Helping teenagers talk about their lives


CAR D S


A vital resource for supporting teenagers through meaningful conversations


Easily bored


talk about their lives CAR D S


A vital resource for supporting children through meaningful conversations


Helping children


When the sad thing happened, it hurt me a lot


Grown-ups have all the power Appreciated and encouraged Blamed Sometimes home is hard My life is sometimes magical


Anxiety Exam stress My friends mean so much to me Just want to stay in bed The pleasure of being together Regrets Sometimes I’m frightened I miss them so much


Margot Sunderland Nicky Armstrong illustrated by


I know I’m good at some things


Margot Sunderland Nicky Armstrong illustrated by


Confused


Available from Amazon and www.traumainformedschools.co.uk I put on a happy face


Having fun Having fun


DStressShockS


Includes


booklet on how to use the cards


Annoying sibling


A bad secret


I know some mean people


Envy


Regrets


Shame


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