Please note: This is only available via credit card payment at the time of registration. Register for this course if you would like to undertake assessment against the listed unit of competency.
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Assessments are made against units of competency from the Certificate IV in Community Services CHC42015.
Provide services to people with co-existing mental health and alcohol and other drugs issues (CHCMHS005)
Double Whammy – Co-occurring Mental Health and Alcohol and Other Drug Disorders (Assessment Only)
<p>Please note: This is only available via credit card payment at the time of registration.</p><p>Register for this course if you would like to undertake assessment against the listed unit of
Please note: This is only available via credit card payment at the time of registration. Register for this course if you would like to undertake assessment against the listed unit of competency.
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Assessments are made against units of competency from the Certificate IV in Community Services CHC42015.
Provide recovery oriented mental health services (CHCMHS003)
$150Limited
GST free
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$140
Mental Health: A Recovery Approach (Assessment Only)
<p>Please note: This is only available via credit card payment at the time of registration.</p><p>Register for this course if you would like to undertake assessment against the listed unit of
Please note: This is only available via credit card payment at the time of registration. Register for this course if you would like to undertake assessment against the listed unit of competency.
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Assessments are made against units of competency from the Certificate IV in Community Services CHC42015.
Provide recovery oriented mental health services (CHCMHS003)
Refining Skills in Non-Clinical Mental Health Recovery-oriented Practice (Assessment Only)
<p>Please note: This is only available via credit card payment at the time of registration.</p><p>Register for this course if you would like to undertake assessment against the listed unit of
Please note: This course is only available via credit card payment at the time of registration. This is CCWT’s newest and most interactive online learning course! It was funded by the Responsible Gambling Fund and developed by Alison Bell in collaboration with CCWT and Amy Webster* of Medibank Health’s Gambling Helpline. As will be apparent once you begin the course, this online training was originally designed for use by Medibank Health’s Gambling Helpline counsellors. However,...
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$200Limited
GST free
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$180
Motivational Interviewing for Mental Health Professionals
<p>{image name:“AASW CPD Endorsed Logo” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}<br/>{image name:“ACA-recognised” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}</p><p>Please note: This course is only
Identify and practise skills for working effectively with clients involved in diversional programs due to illicit drug related issues. The workshop will focus on principles and techniques for application with clients in both individual and group settings. The training will cover principles of effective interventions, ethics of working with coerced clients, change processes, working with ambivalence, preventing and minimising client aggression and working effectively with clients...
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$260Limited
GST free
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$240
Involuntary Clients: Challenges and Opportunities
<p>{image name:“AASW CPD Endorsed Logo” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}<br/>{image name:“ACA-recognised” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}</p><p>Identify and practise skills for working
Problems related to gambling can present in a range of guises such as financial, legal, relationship, housing, drug and alcohol, child protection and mental health concerns. Therefore, it is likely that professionals working in a range of settings other than the gambling specific context will encounter people with gambling related problems. Raising and addressing the issue of gambling within non-specialist settings can pose a challenge for professionals. However, the opportunity to...
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$260Limited
GST free
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$240
Let’s Talk About Gambling
<p>{image name:“AASW CPD Endorsed Logo” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}<br/>{image name:“ACA-recognised” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}</p><p>Problems related to gambling can present
The impact of stimulating the reward systems of the brain is evident across the full range of addictive behaviour. Biochemically methamphetamine closely resembles dopamine. Chasing the highs and euphoria of addictive substances or addictive behaviour leads to temporary satiation of the reward systems. For the psychology of the user at these times ‘all is right with the world’. Yet all is not right. The feeling of satiation is temporary and distant from the reality of active...
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$260Limited
GST free
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$240
Unravelling Poly Addictions – Addressing Substance Dependency and Behavioural Addictions
<p>{image name:“AASW CPD Endorsed Logo” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}<br/>{image name:“ACA-recognised” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}</p><p>The impact of stimulating the reward
This workshop overviews personality development, identifying the key developmental tasks (e.g. emotional regulation, identity, boundaries, etc). This provides clinicians with a map for healthy personality development, as well as shedding light on how personality issues develop. The workshop will look at how personality development shapes perception, emotional responses and how we cope with interpersonal relationships and our internal world (thoughts and feelings). The workshop will...
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$520Limited
GST free
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$480
Personality Disorders: A Psychodynamic and Attachment Theory Perspective
The Adverse Childhood Experience study (ACE study) outlines the detrimental legacy left in the wake of complex childhood trauma. Yet, these early negative experiences do not need to define or determine one’s life and experience of Self. Understanding the impacts of complex trauma and the relationship with adult mental health symptoms is a key step in transforming this legacy. Understanding the impact of complex trauma on the brain (neurological structures and functions), psychology...
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