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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.

Palliative care and mental health

This resource explores palliative care and the mental health support individuals receive during their end-of-life treatment.

Menopause and mental health

Rachel Weiss, Diane Danzebrink and Nina Kuypers 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.
This month, we’re excited to bring you a new learning path with presentations and materials exploring the theme of Harm Caused in Therapy.

Harm caused in therapy

This resource explores harm caused in therapy and the impact it has on clients and their relationship with therapy moving forward.
This learning path presentations are: 
  • minoritised clients' experience of harm in therapy
  • humanity and Humility: Relational considerations in post-harm therapy
  • confronting harm in therapy: from prevention to resolution
  • The legacy of help that has harmed: iatrogenic harm
  • Panel discussion
Each presentation includes check your understanding e-learning questions designed to help you reinforce what you've learned so far.

Minoritised clients' experience of harm in therapy

This session is intended to familiarise practitioners with some of the main considerations around therapy harm – understanding experiences of being harmed in therapy, and reflecting on our own practices.

Humanity and humility: Relational considerations in post-harm therapy

This session is intended to familiarise practitioners with some of the main considerations around therapy harm – understanding experiences of being harmed in therapy, and reflecting on our own practices.

Confronting harm in therapy: from prevention to resolution

This session is intended to familiarise practitioners with some of the main considerations around therapy harm – understanding experiences of being harmed in therapy, and reflecting on our own practices.

The legacy of help that has harmed: iatrogenic harm

This webinar will introduce counsellors and psychotherapists to the concept of iatrogenic harm specifically as occurring in psychiatric and mental health services. We will look at iatrogenic harm from several sources, rooted in public testimony from psychiatric survivors themselves, and consider the impact of these experiences on clients who may seek counselling or psychotherapy.

Harm caused in therapy - Panel discussion

Join Jo Holmes for a panel discussion on harm caused in therapy with our speakers Sonny Hallett, Erin Stevens, Louisa Harvey and Natalie Russ, as they discuss how best to support clients who have expereinced previous harm in therapy.

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