OCN Level 1 Introduction to Counselling Skills
A Safe Space to be Me
Introduction to Counselling Skills, OCN accredited courses in Antrim
A Safe Space to be Me are very proud to announce the very first run of the OCN NI Certificate in Counselling Skills course from our Antrim Office.
This course is designed for people who are beginning or considering a journey as a professional counsellor, to develop existing skills they may already have and to improve relationships, both personal and professionally.
The course will run over 8 weeks from 10am - 2pm beginning Saturday 30th September and then on a Saturday until 18th November and 8 weeks from 10am - 2pm beginning Monday 2nd October.
Learning will include skills development, personal development, ethical practice & theory underpinning the counselling role.
The course will be facilitated by our Senior Accredited NCS Counsellor & Supervisor Carolyn who has been in practice for several years, with a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Group numbers will be capped at 10 to enhance the learning potential and to ensure safety within the groups.
Acceptance on to the course will be following a suitability interview
Flexible payment plan is available
OCN Level 1 Introduction to Counselling Skills
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