By the end of the program, participants will be able to:

Develop a clear understanding of mental health, psychological well-being, stress, anxiety and factors that influence individual well-being.

Use basic counselling principles, active listening and effective communication skills in educational and everyday situations.

Understand key aspects of human development, behaviour, emotions, motivation and individual differences to respond more effectively to people’s needs.

Recognize learning, behavioural, emotional and social concerns affecting children and learners, particularly within educational settings.

Examine behavioural and psychological concerns through cases and develop an understanding of when an issue may require support or referral to appropriately qualified professionals.