Our internationally respected trainings and conferences team deliver practical and advanced training to allied mental health professionals.
We have also been hosting a range of UCL postgraduate programmes from certificate to doctoral level for over 20 years, attracting students from the UK and abroad who wish to advance their research and clinical understanding and skills.
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Training Courses
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Early Years Staff Wellbeing
This webinar series is part of Early Years in Mind (EYiM), a free online network for early years practitioners. EYiM shares practical and clinical expertise on supporting the mental health of babies, young children and their families. EYiM offers advice on using attachment-informed practice to help practitioners to both support relationships between parents and their children, and to build nurturing relationships with children themselves.
- 1 hour 30 minutes
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Growing the 0-5s workforce through CYP IAPT 0-5s
The case for prevention and early intervention in mental health is well established and the potential benefits in health and economic terms are frequently stated. Yet, progress in the widespread implementation of effective prevention is slow and challenging. There are multiple reasons for this, and in this talk we want to discuss some of the hard truths and challenges we face if we are to make prevention a reality.
- 1hr 15min
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Implementing Family Hubs
The National Centre for Family Hubs (NCFH) is hosting a virtual conference on Implementing Family Hubs. The event will launch the pilot of the Family Hubs Implementation Toolkit: a collection of coproduced resources aimed to support Local Authorities, Health, Education and VCS teams to implement Family Hubs in their local area.
- Online - via Zoom (Joining instructions will be sent to the email address you booked on with at least one working day before the event)
- 2nd November 2021
- 1 day
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Transformation Seminar: Professor Paul Ramchandani - Can we make prevention in mental health really work?
The case for prevention and early intervention in mental health is well established and the potential benefits in health and economic terms are frequently stated. Yet, progress in the widespread implementation of effective prevention is slow and challenging. There are multiple reasons for this, and in this talk Professor Paul Ramchandani wants to discuss some of the hard truths and challenges we face if we are to make prevention a reality.
- Online - via Zoom (Joining instructions will be sent to the email address you booked on with at least one working day before the event)
- 2nd November 2021
- 1 hour 15 minutes
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43rd International Psychoanalytic Child Psychotherapy Colloquium: Emerging from Loss: Mourning and Adaptation
This conference will discuss emerging from loss and its implications from a psychoanalytic perspective.
- Online – live via Zoom (Joining instructions will be sent to the email address you booked on with at least one working day before the event)
- 5th November 2021 - 6th November 2021
- 2 days
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Supporting young people’s wellbeing across the system: learning from HeadStart
- Online - via Zoom (Joining instructions will be sent to the email address you booked on with at least one working day before the event)
- 9th November 2021
- 2 hours
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HeadStart in Schools
- Online - via Zoom (Joining instructions will be sent to the email address you booked on with at least one working day before the event)
- 10th November 2021
- 2 hours
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A whole school and FE college approach to supporting staff wellbeing
- Online (joining instructions will be shared with registrants close to the event)
- 23rd November 2021
- 1.5 hours
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Child Triangulation Processes: A new, child centered framework for understanding resistance to contact
In this webinar we introduce a framework developed over the last seven years at the Anna Freud Centre: ‘Child Triangulation processes’ are dimensions along which a child can become exposed to or involved with parental conflict and can impact on their willingness to have contact with a non-resident parent. Assessment using these child focused dimensions can inform intervention and therapy. In this webinar we outline the framework and illustrate how it can be applied using hypothetical case examples.
- Online - via Zoom (Joining instructions will be sent to the email address you booked on with at least one working day before the event)
- 24th November 2021
- 1 hour
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The mental health needs of women who have experienced the removal of children – how a mentalisation-based intervention could help
- Online – live via Zoom (Joining instructions will be sent to the email address you booked on with at least one working day before the event)
- 30th November 2021
- 1.5 hours
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