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If you are facing an allegation around professional boundaries our three-day course provides a space for reflection, for expanding insight and for ensuring that restorative plans commensurate with the issues of concern are put in place.
If you are facing an allegation around emotional boundaries in a professional setting this course is for you.
If you are facing an allegation around probity or ethics our three-day course provides a space for reflection, for expanding insight and for ensuring that restorative plans commensurate with the issues of concern are put in place.
If you are facing an allegation around interactions with colleagues our three-day course provides a space for reflection, for expanding insight and for ensuring that restorative plans commensurate with the issues of concern are put in place.
A thorough grounding in the principles of professional boundaries, the fundamental theoretical basis and a deep exploration of the key elements. Only for people facing significant issues or concerns about any aspect of professional boundaries, including where there is a complaint or investigation.
An in-depth look at probity, ethics, values, honesty, the risk matrix and the potential role of vulnerability and counter-dependence. The course helps you to deepen insight around the contexts for behaviours of concern and introduces a framework for this understanding.
For anyone who has completed one of our three-day course this 1-day session helps you to maintain professionalism, through a reflective and challenging space, with a small group of peers. It can be taken multiple times as part of a longer-term programme. This is an opportunity to review your PDP, make any course corrections needed, review commitments and check your current situation against the domains of professionalism.
This course helps you to identify your core personal and professional values and how they relate to the difficulties you are facing. It is an interactive learning session which each participant leaves with clarity about your authentic core personal and professional values and an action plan for aligning them.
If problems in communication have been an aspect of the problem you are facing, this course can be a part of the process of developing insight and demonstrating remediation.
This 1-day course is for you if you want to increase awareness, knowledge and skills around professional boundaries. Run bi-monthly as an open session and available for commission to be run for your organisation.
Keeping you and your therapy clients safe.
A one-day course providing key insights into the requirements of professional regulators for anyone facing a regulatory enquiry. We strongly recommend taking this course at an early stage, as it sets the scene for formal processes engagement.
Our coaching programmes are there to help you achieve your goals. These can be actions you agreed during a three-day course or new objectives that have come up. The coaching can be used during a period of suspension, in the run up to a hearing or as ongoing part of a restoration and maintenance plan.
If you are facing an allegation around professional boundaries our three-day course provides a space for reflection, for expanding insight and for ensuring that restorative plans commensurate with the issues of concern are put in place.