Mental Health
Mental Health in counselling explores the complexities of psychological well-being, including common mental health conditions, resilience, and therapeutic interventions. This section covers key concepts, assessment, and support strategies to help you work effectively with clients experiencing mental health challenges.
An Introduction to Anxiety Disorders
In this insightful lecture, Michelle Vickers shares personal and professional strategies for working with anxiety disorders, including her unique Fear…
Models of Mental Health
Explore the different models used to understand mental health—from medical and psychological to social and spiritual. Gain insight into how…
Supporting Maternal Mental Health
This lecture explores the mental health challenges some women face during the transition to motherhood. You’ll learn how societal expectations,…
Working with Personality Disorders
Martin Smith introduces personality types and disorders, exploring how traits impact behaviour and therapeutic work. You’ll learn the difference between…
Working with Suicidal Clients: Building Confidence, Compassion, and Clinical Competence
As a practising counsellor or psychotherapist, encountering a client with suicidal thoughts is not an if – it’s a when.…