The goal of all of your work is improving clients’ lives. Many things can complicate and get in the way of this.
Our courses are concerned with interacting with service users in the most effective ways – overcoming the many obstacles that can be placed in the way of progress, and moving from problem to solution.
What does it mean for your projects and the people they help?
Understanding ambivalence and resistance, promoting change-talk
For those who have completed our L1 course (or equivalent) and want to take things further
Helping change unhelpful thinking patterns
For those who have completed our L1 course (or equivalent) and want to take things further
Helping people with personality disorders, self-harm and suicidal ideation
Understanding the effects of sexual abuse on children and adults, and support for survivors
Avoiding pitfalls and maintaining safety for clients and staff
Practical support so that clients can be meaningfully involved in their services
Best practice in understanding, managing and reporting risk
The core values of cultural diversity, an overview of legislation, recognising and responding to difference, overcoming constraints
Building rapport, agreeing care plans, the challenges of confidentiality, outcome monitoring
Recognising why people self-injure and how best to support those who do
How to talk to people about their financial problems, and practical strategies for resolving them
Recognising triggers, strategies for minimising the effects of stress
Understanding and responding to the needs of young people
The particular skills needed in working with this client group, and the services which can be accessed
How TA can inform an understanding of support needs and how we can work more effectively with clients
Becoming more self-aware to reduce stress and boost performance
Gaining a fuller knowledge of mindfulness practice
Providing practical support so that clients can be meaningfully involved in their services
Skills and knowledge for supporting those who hoard
Building on when the problems don’t occur, or are lessened
This course is for those who have completed our Level 1 course (or equivalent).
Increasing confidence in responding to people with suicidal thoughts
