In-house training (we come to you)

Do you have a whole team that would benefit from our training or would it be more practical for us to come to you? All of our courses can be adapted for your organisation or region and delivered at a venue chosen by you. We work across the UK.

Our network of associate trainers cover many more areas of expertise, contact us to see how we can meet your specific training needs.

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  1. CBT tools for stress & anxiety - In-house training (we come to you)
    CBT tools for stress & anxiety

    1 in 6 people of working age are experiencing clinical levels of anxiety and/or low mood that impacts on their day-to-day life. Learn practical tools and techniques that can be used to assist people to better manage stress and reduce the impact of anxiety.

    This is a 1 day in-house course (we come to you).

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    In-house course
  2. Self injury - In-house training (we come to you)
    Self injury

    Develop understanding of self-injury and identify helpful responses to working with individuals who self-injure.

    This is available as a 1/2 or 1 day in house-course (we come to you).

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  3. Sustaining empathy: Preventing burnout - In-house training (you come to us)
    Sustaining empathy: Preventing burnout

    Advanced empathy skills for supporters of people with complex trauma backgrounds; deepening empathy and building vicarious resilience to promote compassion satisfaction.

    This is a 1 day in-house course (we come to you).

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  4. Mental health awareness and responses for line managers - In-house training (we come to you)
    Mental health awareness and responses for line managers

    Increase understanding of mental health in the workplace, and develop strategies and skills to support employees.

    This is a 1 day in-house course (we come to you).

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    In-house course
  5. Psychologically informed environments (PIE) - In-house training (we come to you)
    Psychologically informed environments (PIE)

    Explore the principles and practice of the Psychologically Informed Environments (PIE) approach.

    This is a 1 day in-house course (we come to you).

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    In-house course
  6. Dual diagnosis (2 day) - In-house training (we come to you)
    Dual diagnosis (2 day)

    Explore the interactions between mental illness and substance misuse, and identify evidence based approaches to effective assessment, management and treatment of dual diagnosis.

    This is a 2 day in-house course (we come to you).

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    In-house course
  7. Self-harm & suicide intervention - In-house training (we come to you)
    Self-harm & suicide intervention

    A day of two parts to develop understanding and responses to self harm, and to increase confidence in talking with individuals who have thoughts of suicide to promote and plan for their safety.

    This is a 1 day in-house course (we come to you).

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  8. Personality disorder awareness - In-house training ( we come to you)
    Personality disorder awareness

    Develop understanding and practical interventions to support individuals with life difficulties associated with personality disorder.

    This is a 1/2 day in house course (we come to you).

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    In-house course
  9. Young people - mental health and emotional support needs - In-house training (we come to you)
    Young people - mental health and emotional support needs

    Develop understanding of young people’s mental health and emotional issues and develop practical approaches to respond.

    This is a 2 day in-house course (we come to you).

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The Training Exchange courses are mapped to National Occupational Standards (NOS) and competence frameworks. Training is an important step in achieving competence in these standards by filling gaps in knowledge, understanding or skills. Course handbooks and the notes that you take can provide useful evidence for assessment.