Understanding Special Educational Needs for the SF Clinical Hypnotherapist

Join us for an enlightening event with established Clinical Hypnotherapist and Psychotherapy Practitioner, Brad Smith BSc, DSFH, AfSFH (Reg), NBM.

This specialised CPD workshop focuses on equipping Solution Focused Clinical Hypnotherapists with the knowledge and skills to effectively work with children and young people with special educational needs (SEN), including Autism, ADHD, and related conditions. As mental health challenges in young individuals become increasingly complex, understanding and addressing these unique needs is crucial for practitioners.

Why Attend?
Children and young people with SEN face a range of emotional and psychological challenges, including anxiety, frustration, and difficulty with emotional regulation. This workshop, led by Brad Smith - an experienced Clinical Hypnotherapist and secondary school Head of Department - will provide you with the tools to make a positive impact in their lives. With almost 20 years of experience in education, Brad is uniquely positioned to guide you through this nuanced area of therapy.

• Confidently work with children and young people with SEN. Learn the key differences from working with adults and adapt your approach to meet the specific needs of young clients with conditions like Autism and ADHD.
• Understand the differences between the adolescent and adult brain. Discover how these differences impact your therapeutic work, particularly in young clients with SEN.
• Explore safeguarding and child protection. Gain insight into your obligations to protect both the young person and yourself when working with vulnerable populations.
• Utilise effective language patterns and metaphors. Discover specific techniques and tools tailored to engage and support children and young people with SEN during therapy sessions.
• Analyse case studies. Reflect on real-world examples to develop practical solutions and outcomes for young clients with SEN.

🧠 Understanding SEN in Young Minds:

• The Brain: Differences in children with Autism, ADHD, and other SEN.
• How hormones and neurotransmitters affect behaviour and how to work with them.
• The Role of Parents: Involving them appropriately in the therapeutic process.

🗣 Communication Skills:

• Tailoring language and metaphors for relevance in children with SEN.
• Consultation techniques designed specifically for young clients with unique needs.
• Communicating effectively with parents, caregivers, and educators to support the therapeutic process.

😌 Stress Management and Coping Tools:

• Develop fresh language patterns and metaphors to reduce stress and anxiety in children with SEN.
• Practical tools for managing stress and promoting well-being.

📚 Real-World Insights:

• Case Studies: Explore challenging cases involving children with SEN and discover effective solutions.
• Safety Guidelines: Ensure the safety of both the therapist and the young client.
• Safeguarding Planning: Understand how to implement safeguarding measures effectively.

"The timing of this event was perfect for me. Very good event, just enough information without it being overwhelming." - Patsy Cain

"Thoroughly enjoyed it. The materials were great, and Brad was easy to follow. It will help with my confidence working with younger people." - Pauline Mullen-Bray

"Really enjoyed the SEN training, particularly relevant as I work in Schools. This workshop will help me in being flexible in my approach when working with children and young people who have additional needs." Nicola Wakefield

"Brad is an engaging and knowledgeable presenter who offers clear, practical insights. I learned so much about working with children with special needs." – Sarah Morgan

"Understanding the unique challenges of the adolescent brain, especially in children with SEN, was eye-opening. This course was invaluable." – Jacqui Keighley

"Brad's expertise and friendly approach made the session informative and enjoyable. I left feeling confident in my ability to work with young clients." – Sophie Walker

This workshop is accredited by New Horizon Training, recognised by the CPD Standards Office. We are committed to providing training excellence and have also received the Provider of Training Excellence award in April 2023. This dual accreditation reflects our dedication to enhancing the careers of professionals through high-quality CPD opportunities.

Don't miss this opportunity to expand your expertise in working with children and young people with SEN. Together, let's create a brighter future for our youth!

Book your spot today with New Horizon Training!

Cancellation Policy

To cancel a place on a CPD, notice of cancellation must be given by email or in writing sent by registered post. You must clearly state your intention to cancel the CPD.

• If you cancel at least 10 days prior to the start of the CPD you are accepted onto you will receive a full refund.

• If you cancel between 10 and 5 days prior to the start of the course you will receive a 50% refund of the deposit/fee paid.

• If you cancel less than 5 days before the event you will not be entitled to a refund of your deposit or fee paid.

Host or Publisher New Horizon Training