WorkingSuccessfully with Addictions

This training covers aspects of NHS (National Health Service )Knowledge and Skills Framework HWB4 and Health and Social care NOS (National Occupational Standards) HSC233 and HSC31. This training can count as 35 hours of CPD(Continuing Professional Development ) for Therapists & Counsellors.

• Practice active methods for transforming dependency conditions.
• Follow case histories to uncover the various roads to recovery.
• Activate resources for liberation from co-dependent relationships.
• Assist Individuals to regain and sustain a genuine quality of life.
• Identify your role in dependency and recovery.
• Learn that recovery is possible and highly likely when people learn how.
• Recognise when a dependency issue is primary to a person's difficulties.
• Understand the nature of the problem.
• Demystify the structure of addictive process and recognise its pattern at numerous levels of Emotional, Cognitive, Spiritual and Behavioural Systems.
• Develop a special rapport of compassion and challenge with the inner experience of the ‘addict'.
• The influence of relationships in dependency and recovery.
• Understand relapse and relapse prevention.
• Explore a new and useful approach to addictive patterns and personality development.

Course Structure

Each day runs from 10 am to 5.30 pm

with a short mid-morning and afternoon break and an hour for lunch. This is an experiential training, utilising a variety of exercises and demonstrations, drawing on your own experience as a Practitioner and human being. The theory is presented in an easily digestible format and serves to inform and empower the Practitioner. The fully comprehensive manual is included in the course fee and provides the Professional with an invaluable source of information and suggestions, which can be utilised beyond the training.