Summary
- 1 year
- £1140
- In person
- 7day course and a follow up day a year later
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This Post Qualifying Certificate in Play and Creative Arts Counselling Course is delivered over seven days with a one-day follow up at a later date for you to present your case study
Venue: East Sussex National Hotel, Little Horsted, Uckfield
Course fee: £990.00
Date: 23/06/2024 -29/06/2024
The course will run from 09.00 – 17.00 each day
Mandatory Follow up Day:
For those who have previously completed the 7 days
Course fee: £150
Date: TBC
For those who have previously completed the previous course the Follow up Day will take place on the 21/06/2024
The course will run from 09.00 – 17.00
International Courses:
Venue: Bahasa, Indonesia
Course fee:
Date: TBC
The Post Qualifying Certificate in Play and Creative Arts Counselling of Children and Young People Course
We all know that young children rarely use talking as a way to resolve their issues, but as they grow older this changes. This Post Qualifying Certificate in Play and Creative Arts Counselling course is designed for Certified or Accredited Play Therapists who wish to extend their skills to use talking therapy with children and young people alongside creative arts media.
Students who successfully complete our Counselling Children and Young People qualification will be able to use the title Certified Play and Creative Arts Counsellor of Children and Young People on the PTUK Register of Play and Creative Arts Therapists accredited by the Professional Standards Authority.
Post Qualifying Certificate in Play and Creative Arts Counselling of Children and Young People Entry Requirements
This seven-day programme is designed for those who have been awarded the Certified Play Therapist qualification after completing the APAC Diploma in Play Therapy Course in full.
Enhanced DBS/ Access NI/ Garda Vetting/ Scottish PVG Check under the role of Trainee Play Therapist or Play Therapist – please email contact@ptukorg.com for information on the associated fees.
Membership of PTUK/PTI is required to attend this course.
The course programme will include:
- How to communicate effectively using listening, reflecting, empathy, attending, observing, paraphrasing and summarising skills with children and young people in the therapeutic relationship
- Understanding transference and counter transference as it arises in the therapeutic relationship and how to respond effectively
- Identifying the ways in which children and young people manage and process their emotions, including the ability to recognise situations where they are finding it difficult to access these
- Helping children and young people (ages 10 – 18) to find appropriate words to describe their emotions
- Helping children and young people (ages 10 – 18) to verbalise key concerns, meanings and memories which emerge out of emotional arousal
- Helping children and young people (ages 10 – 18) to identify and verbalise the wishes, needs, behaviours and goals associated with feelings and emotions
- Integrating the use of therapeutic creative arts media (from your Play Therapy experience) with talking therapy skills
- Increasing your self-awareness and understanding how this can help or hinder the therapeutic relationship.
In order to successfully complete this course, you will need to fulfil the following criteria:
- A Case Study
- A Reflective Statement
- A Book Review
- A Process Diary
- 50 Clinical Hours showing how you have integrated your new skills
- Attendance to a Follow Up Day where your case study will be presented
