We believe that empowering others begins with supporting the supporter. Our practitioner training is designed for individuals in roles where wellbeing is central—whether you’re new to the helping professions or engaged in ongoing professional development. Our courses combine evidence-based theory with practical tools, helping you build the confidence to apply your learning in ways that create meaningful and lasting impact.
This one-day CPD course introduces the core principles of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) as a framework for understanding and facilitating behaviour change. Through practical, skills-based learning, participants will explore CBT-informed strategies to support children, young people, and adults in educational, social care, and therapeutic settings.
By the end of this training participants will be able to:
This course equips professionals working with children, young people and adults with creative tools and techniques to support emotion regulation and build resilience in those they work with. Approaches include art, music, therapeutic play, and storytelling.
By the end of this training participants will be able to:
This course equips group leaders and facilitators with strategies to promote effective, inclusive, and psychologically safe group work across educational, social care, and health settings.
By the end of this training participants will be able to:
For individuals or organisations who are Pioneer or Champion members of The Wellbeing Community.
For those who are not members or hold an Explorer membership in The Wellbeing Community.
Whether rooted in lived experience or professional qualifications, we value diverse backgrounds. No matter where you’re starting from, our courses are designed to create meaningful learning experiences that build on your existing knowledge and skills. Previous participants who have benefitted from our training include:
Trainer & Director of The Wellbeing Community
Trainer & Director of The Wellbeing Community
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