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 Professionals Training and CPD Training / CPD for registered Counsellors & Psychotherapists Tinnitus affects approximately one in seven of the population, some 85% of whom habituate to it naturally. The remaining 15% of people who have the condition experience significant distress, and there is a dearth of trained professionals that have the knowledge and skills to help them achieve consistent effective outcomes, whether that is in the private, NHS or voluntary sector. Counsellors and psychotherapists can help address this with additional training .... read more Training / CPD for Complementary Therapists Since being in independent practice as a psychotherapist, hypnotherapist and hearing therapist, I have been asked by a number of Complementary Therapists about further training to help them engage more effectively with their clients through additional training in counselling skills. A number of them have also told me that they feel their clients would benefit from using relaxation and meditation, and they would like to be able to access further training in order to be able to provide this for their clients ..... read more Training / CPD for Audiologists Audiologists, whether working in NHS departments or the private sector, have always found themselves coming face to face with some patients whose needs they feel under-equipped to meet. As an audiologist, you want to help your patient but being able to do so when he or she is highly distressed, for example, is beyond your training, and being under pressure because of appointment time constraints adds to your own stress. The CSTCP (Counselling Skills & Tinnitus Care Pathway) course consists of three modules: Counselling Skills, Relaxation Training and Tinnitus Management ... read more |
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