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CPD
Continuing professional development
From specialist learning topics to guidance on how to use resources and pathways in practice, Togetherness provides a wealth of recognised CPD opportunities to support your professional development.
Advanced learning
Online CPD courses for professionals can be followed in your own personal professional development time to advance your knowledge in trauma, attachment, brain development. Additional courses support your understanding of how the Solihull Approach model is applied in specialist fields, such as high-pressure environments, complex family interactions or in education.
CPD for school staff
Dr Rebecca Johnson, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, invites guest speakers working within or supporting high quality school practice to contribute to professional discussion around a range of topics related to emotional health and education settings. This is a series of webinars run by Togetherness. We organise one webinar per half-term, providing bitesize CPD for school staff during a lunchtime (time slot 12.45-13.30).
If you would like to watch our webinars live, you can sign up to any of our upcoming webinars via our Eventbrite page.
Understanding big behaviour: the psychology of behaviour at school
Supporting staff to thrive: setting a school culture that protects mental health
The psychology of listening for school leaders: understanding the Parallel Process
Other bite-sized CPD
How to use Togetherness online learning pathways as a support to reduce parental conflict
Dr Hazel Douglas, Clinical Psychologist, and Health Visitors, Mary Rheeston and Paulene Wensley describe how the Understanding your relationships pathway can help raise emotional wellbeing for parents. They share recent video resources to highlight how parental relationships model behaviour for children and introduce helpful concepts for parents to think about stress, conflict, behaviour and communication.
Understanding your relationships: a framework for reducing parental conflict webinar
How to use Togetherness online pathways for individual parents
Dr Clea Thompson, Clinical Psychologist in Fife, and her colleague Lillian Rose share how they’ve used the Togetherness online pathway Understanding your child: from toddler to teenager as a flexible framework when working with parents—both in person and online.
Since the video was recorded, this course has evolved into 13 Steps (previously 11), but the content remains the same.
How to use Togetherness online pathways for groups of parents
Karen Jackson, Early Help Parenting Coordinator in Hull, shares her experience using the Togetherness online pathway, Understanding your child: from toddler to teenager, to work with a group of parents face-to-face or virtually.