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Featured content
Discover featured content created exclusively for CPD hub+. These resources are multi-part series designed to help you explore topics in greater depth. Access the full resources with a CPD hub+ subscription.
Navigating maternity leave in private practice
Menopause and mental health
This resource will explore menopause and its impact on mental health, including physical, psychological, and social symptoms.
This month on CPD hub+
Each month, we add fresh resources to keep your learning current and inspiring. In September, we’re excited to bring you new resources exploring the themes of complex trauma, private practice and more.
Navigating local and global contemporary challenges
Lynne Gabriel aims to prompt thought and dialogue about contemporary UK and international challenges that counselling professions encounter and are subjected to.
Counsellors' history of complex trauma and their ability to maintain presence with trauma clients
Elizabeth Holt shares her findings from her latest research A Discourse-informed Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis to Explore the Impact That Counsellor’s and Psychotherapist’s Personal History of Complex Trauma Has On Their Ability to Maintain Psychological Presence With Trauma Clients.
26 tried and tested ways to get more clients for your Private Practice
The ethical responsibilities of embedding anti-racism into your supervision
Kemi Omijeh invites you to critically reflect on your ethical responsibilities in recognising racial dynamics, intersectional identity, and the need to embed antiracist practice in supervision.
Working with the impact of domestic abuse in therapy
Naseem Sarbatta-Walia explores the complexities of working with intimate harm and in particular the impact of so called honour based abuse and sexual harm in minoritised communities.
Highlights this month
Explore three resources from the CPD Hub+ catalogue we're highlighting this month.
Understanding complex grief and suicide bereavement
Anne Embury demonstrates the impact of suicide on the bereaved which may include symptoms of complex grief and trauma; and the increased risk of suicide in this cohort.
To be met as a person at work - attachment theory in action
Nicola Neath discusses an evolutionary framework to explore the notion ‘that as a matter of course we all work in jobs that require us to respond to the needs of others, have our own needs, and often don't create the conditions to support our own personal and psychological development’. McCluskey, U. 2014.
Catastrophe or transformation? Being a therapist in a time of climate change
Caroline Hickman discusses climate change and the crisis that the planet is in and the importance of changing the way climate change is handled and reversed now.
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