Tag: caregiving
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Suicide risk is one of the most serious and sensitive issues counsellors and helping professionals may encounter in practice. Recognising suicidal distress early, assessing the level of risk appropriately, and responding with competence can be critical to protecting life and connecting individuals with the support they need. However, working with suicidal ideation, suicidal behaviour, and…
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Recognising mental health disorders is one of the most important competencies for counsellors and helping professionals. Early identification can significantly improve outcomes, facilitate timely intervention, and ensure that clients receive the most appropriate level of care. However, distinguishing between normal psychological distress and clinically significant mental health conditions requires sound knowledge, ethical judgment, and evidence-based…
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Course Overview Play Therapy is a powerful, evidence-based approach that enables children to express thoughts, emotions, and experiences in a safe and supportive environment. By using play as a medium, therapists can gain insight into a child’s inner world, address emotional and behavioral challenges, and promote healthy development. This short CPD course equips counselors, therapists,…
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Course Overview Behavioral approaches in counseling focus on observable behaviors and the ways they are learned, maintained, and modified. By addressing maladaptive behaviors and reinforcing positive actions, counselors can help clients achieve meaningful, measurable change in their personal and professional lives. This course equips mental health professionals, counselors, and therapists with practical knowledge and hands-on…