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These courses are designed to provide specialist tools and skills for those who work in the community and healthcare sectors, from management to frontline roles.
Built around key concepts such as person-centred care, self-determination, and strengths-based practice, the training helps develop best-practice skills and explores emerging issues.
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Following on from our introductory course, this course explores more advanced support tools for those working with neurodivergent clients or students, and ways to manage various conditions not covered in the introductory course.
Racism is one of the most harmful and complex issues of our time. This compelling course reframes racism in a modern Australian context and dares to have tough conversations. Explore the critical difference between “non-racist” and “anti-racist” and learn how to make a difference.
Cut through digital marketing complexity and learn how to use up‑to‑date strategies and tools to plan and deliver integrated digital marketing campaigns that work. This practical course explains key channels, strategy and analytics so you can act with confidence.
Designed for first responders and support people, and intended for community application, Psychological First Aid (PFA) is a globally recognised, evidence-based set of responses to support people after an emergency, traumatic event or disaster.
Based on a set of conversation tools, MI offers a pragmatic approach to change and is a form of structured counselling which can be delivered in a clinical or community context. This two-day skill-building course is suitable for those wanting to incorporate MI into their practice.
Reflective practice is the habit of deliberatively analysing our experiences in order to improve and develop. This course for supervisors explores the nature and benefits of reflective supervision and teaches participants a suite of practical skills.
Reflective Practice is the habit of deliberatively and actively analysing our experiences in order to improve and develop. This course explores the nature and benefits of reflective practice and teaches a suite of skills that can be applied in the workplace.
A majority of Australians experience some form of depression at some time in their lives. This practical course focuses on evidence-based information about what works for managing and recovering from depression and provides a suite of tools for participants to use.
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