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About this course

  • 6.5 Hours

WORKING WITH DISABILITY IN THERAPY | Fri 4th April 25 10am to 4.30pm

With PLAYBACK RECORDING

Course Overview:This course is designed to provide counseling professionals with an understanding of the complex nature of disability and its impact on individuals, families, and communities. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and reflective practice, participants will learn to navigate the intrapersonal, interpersonal, and contextual effects of disability in their counseling practice.

Course Objectives:By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  1. Understand and articulate foundational concepts and theories related to disability and disability counseling.
  2. Explore the multifaceted experiences of individuals with disabilities through a comprehensive lens.
  3. Develop practical skills for effective counseling interventions and support.
  4. Analyse the intrapersonal and interpersonal dynamics involved in disability.
  5. Assess the broader contextual factors that influence the lives of individuals with disabilities.

Audience

Any psychological practitioner such as counsellors, psychotherapists, coaches, wellbeing practitioners and psychologists. It is also suitable for trainees. 

What's included?

Access to online Recording (180 days)

Certificate

About #TADF

#TADF is a network of psychological practitioners who work with individuals, institutions and training providers to embed anti-discrimination practice into their cirriculum and organisation.


Instructor(s)

Mamood Ahmad

TADF Instuctor

Mamood Ahmad (he/him) is a UKCP Psychotherapist and an Accredited Professional Registrant (PNCPS Acc.) of the NCPS. Mamood is a UKCP psychotherapist, trainer, author and founder of The Anti-Discrimination Foundation (TADF) which provides diversity and anti-discrimination focused consultancy and training services to training institutes and individuals. He is an expert in Anti-Discrimination practice, Trauma, Race, Culture and Intersectional Diversity. He holds a private practice in Binfield, Berkshire since 2012. He is a lifelong dedicated practitioner of Wing Chun Martial Arts. Twitter: @ahmad_mamood. Web: http://tadf.co.uk. He holds a private practice in the village of Binfield, Berkshire.

Testimonials

“This was a seamlessly run, exceptional training. I don't think that you could've done any better. I am still processing the day's contents but I know that I will be able to access the information when I am in sessions because this has happened after the previous course.(It is embodied learning.) I thought that the structure and organisation of the course material was really well thought out; the start of the course was really powerful and the way that you interwove the case study and built in the role play really helped my learning. I would enrol for a two day course specifically with TADF as I know how exceptional the training is. Thank you for an excellent but sadly much needed day. ”

N.E

“Excellent course. Good pre course prep. Liked the presenters. Loved the authenticity of trainers. Engaging material. I think you delivered a full programme you presented it in such a way that it was art he same time challenging and gentle . Worked well together informative and a variety of teaching methods.”

V.G

“I’ve taken so much learning from the course, including of course a greater awareness of race based trauma and stress through the modules. I feel I can better support my clients as a result. I am glad I have access to the recording as I feel I will need to rewatch and revisit to consolidate the learning and think the platform is a great resource.”

Anon.

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