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Thursday, 20 May 2010
Feedback on Psychological Coping Strategies Post Stroke (Certificate Course)
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Some examples of comments (In-house Training in Specialist Stroke Unit):
"Excellent informative very high quality training, Fabulous."
"High level of content that was relevant to practice, Delivered in a relaxed and informative way."
"A very useful and interesting day and it has done me good to use my brain again to take on some new ideas, Thank you."
"Excellent content, very useful tool to use at work, speaker very engaging."
"Excellent course."
"Thought provoking excellent day, hope that I will be able to use techniques in practice."
"Paul kept attention all day, would want to attend other training days."
"I found it useful and it has raised many points I can use in my day to day work."
"Excellent course- one of the best I have attended for a long time."
"Excellent course and very valuable for practice, would be interested in attending further courses."
"Comprehensive introduction to Psychological support in stroke.. Good information pack, well planned outpaced allowing time for questions."
"Have gained insight into recognising patient problems and how I may be able to recognise and deal with them."
"Very informative and practical very good at keeping pace/attention. In my field I have daily involvement with CVA residents and families."
"I found this course very interesting and doing the physical exercises were good as you learn easier by doing that than just listening. Overall very good course."
"I feel that I have been given some new ideas to help people work out problems themselves rather than giving them limited options."
"Brilliant course and material, brilliant speaker, best course I’ve been to for a long time."
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Some examples of comments (In-house Training in Specialist Stroke Unit):
"Excellent informative very high quality training, Fabulous."
"High level of content that was relevant to practice, Delivered in a relaxed and informative way."
"A very useful and interesting day and it has done me good to use my brain again to take on some new ideas, Thank you."
"Excellent content, very useful tool to use at work, speaker very engaging."
"Excellent course."
"Thought provoking excellent day, hope that I will be able to use techniques in practice."
"Paul kept attention all day, would want to attend other training days."
"I found it useful and it has raised many points I can use in my day to day work."
"Excellent course- one of the best I have attended for a long time."
"Excellent course and very valuable for practice, would be interested in attending further courses."
"Comprehensive introduction to Psychological support in stroke.. Good information pack, well planned outpaced allowing time for questions."
"Have gained insight into recognising patient problems and how I may be able to recognise and deal with them."
"Very informative and practical very good at keeping pace/attention. In my field I have daily involvement with CVA residents and families."
"I found this course very interesting and doing the physical exercises were good as you learn easier by doing that than just listening. Overall very good course."
"I feel that I have been given some new ideas to help people work out problems themselves rather than giving them limited options."
"Brilliant course and material, brilliant speaker, best course I’ve been to for a long time."
***
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Wednesday, 19 May 2010
Research suggests that 'people are selfish'
New research has found that in economic decision making, humans are no more altruistic than bacteria. Dr Max Burton-Chellew of Oxford University explains the findings:
BBC4 audio file - http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_8691000/8691801.stm
Positive Psychology claims that only altruistic behaviour leads to true happiness. Could this newly-proven selfishness lead to wide-spread unhappiness amongst us?
Would you agree with this research?
Do you know examples of selfless and altruistic behaviour that didn't lead to personal gain?
Please share your views with us.
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Thursday, 13 May 2010
SDS Updates: New DVDs & Courses
This is just a brief e-mail to keep you up-to-date with the latest developments at SDS:
1. To remind you that early bird discount of £24 for our popular seminar “ANGER THERAPY: HATRED, HOSTILITY & BITTERNESS” only available for bookings before 15 May 2010: http://www.skillsdevelopment.co.uk/seminars.php?courseid=61
Book now to make sure that you receive a discount and reserve your place (some venues are almost fully booked now).
________________________________________________________________
2. We received a lot of questions recently about our excellent “SKILLS FOR CLINICAL & CASE SUPERVISION” course. Although the course still available for in-house training, it is not currently running as an open course.
However:
There is good news – this course is now available as INTERACTIVE TRAINING from us. You can book it online as any other SDS training course: http://www.skillsdevelopment.co.uk/seminars.php?courseid=77
When you sign up on this interactive course you'll receive a training pack that contains:
- 2 DVDs "Skills for Clinical & Case Supervision with Paul Grantham"
- CD-ROM with handouts of a PowerPoint presentation, worksheets & reading list
- Online post-course test.
After completion of the course and successful pass of online test you will receive a CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSED ACADEMIC COMPETENCE from SDS that grants you 6 CPD hours.
As this is a new form of training and we are very keen on learning your opinion of it – we are offering only to those who reply to this e-mail £25 off our regular price. Please add code “CCSPORM05” into promotional code field when book on the course via SDS website.
_________________________________________________________________
3. We are running our highly demanded seminar on THE ESSENTIAL TOOLKIT FOR RUNNING GROUPS in November-December 2010 around the UK.
Early Bird booking discount is currently available. Please check the venues – we are sure you will find one near you. Book online at: http://www.skillsdevelopment.co.uk/seminars.php?courseid=67
________________________________________________________________
4. For those who attended group work courses in the past and those who are planning to run groups in the future – new DVD from Paul Grantham – “THE ESSENTIAL TOOLKIT FOR RUNNING GROUPS.17 Point Preparation Checklist”. It is an essential tool that enables you to avoid most common problems arising in group work.
Now available at PsychotherapyDVDs.com: http://www.psychotherapydvds.com/epages/colt5155.sf?ObjectPath=/Shops/colt5155/Products/0107/SubProducts/0107-0001
Exclusively for SDS delegates PsychotherapyDVDs.com gives 15% discount on ANY products from the store. Use your exclusive discount code H9DHMN4W on the checkout. VALID FOR 7 DAYS ONLY
_______________________________________________________________________________________
We are looking forward to hearing from you and to seeing you on our courses soon.
1. To remind you that early bird discount of £24 for our popular seminar “ANGER THERAPY: HATRED, HOSTILITY & BITTERNESS” only available for bookings before 15 May 2010: http://www.skillsdevelopment.co.uk/seminars.php?courseid=61
Book now to make sure that you receive a discount and reserve your place (some venues are almost fully booked now).
________________________________________________________________
2. We received a lot of questions recently about our excellent “SKILLS FOR CLINICAL & CASE SUPERVISION” course. Although the course still available for in-house training, it is not currently running as an open course.
However:
There is good news – this course is now available as INTERACTIVE TRAINING from us. You can book it online as any other SDS training course: http://www.skillsdevelopment.co.uk/seminars.php?courseid=77
When you sign up on this interactive course you'll receive a training pack that contains:
- 2 DVDs "Skills for Clinical & Case Supervision with Paul Grantham"
- CD-ROM with handouts of a PowerPoint presentation, worksheets & reading list
- Online post-course test.
After completion of the course and successful pass of online test you will receive a CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSED ACADEMIC COMPETENCE from SDS that grants you 6 CPD hours.
As this is a new form of training and we are very keen on learning your opinion of it – we are offering only to those who reply to this e-mail £25 off our regular price. Please add code “CCSPORM05” into promotional code field when book on the course via SDS website.
_________________________________________________________________
3. We are running our highly demanded seminar on THE ESSENTIAL TOOLKIT FOR RUNNING GROUPS in November-December 2010 around the UK.
Early Bird booking discount is currently available. Please check the venues – we are sure you will find one near you. Book online at: http://www.skillsdevelopment.co.uk/seminars.php?courseid=67
________________________________________________________________
4. For those who attended group work courses in the past and those who are planning to run groups in the future – new DVD from Paul Grantham – “THE ESSENTIAL TOOLKIT FOR RUNNING GROUPS.17 Point Preparation Checklist”. It is an essential tool that enables you to avoid most common problems arising in group work.
Now available at PsychotherapyDVDs.com: http://www.psychotherapydvds.com/epages/colt5155.sf?ObjectPath=/Shops/colt5155/Products/0107/SubProducts/0107-0001
Exclusively for SDS delegates PsychotherapyDVDs.com gives 15% discount on ANY products from the store. Use your exclusive discount code H9DHMN4W on the checkout. VALID FOR 7 DAYS ONLY
_______________________________________________________________________________________
We are looking forward to hearing from you and to seeing you on our courses soon.
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Wednesday, 5 May 2010
Food Abuse: Psuchopathology of Addiction
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food abuse,
psychotherapy DVDs,
training dvds
| Your reaction: |
VOTE in SDS POLL: What training topics would you like us to deliver in 2011?
We are inviting you to participate in creation of our future training programme.
Please tell us what training topics you would like to see on SDS portfolio in 2011? VOTE in SDS POLL on the left and make sure that your voice is count.
If you cannot see the topic of your interest on the list – please leave a comment with your suggestions here.
Please tell us what training topics you would like to see on SDS portfolio in 2011? VOTE in SDS POLL on the left and make sure that your voice is count.
If you cannot see the topic of your interest on the list – please leave a comment with your suggestions here.
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This is our first attempt to join the exciting world of blogging and bring to you all the fresh and hot news about the world of psychology and, of course, about your favourite training company. This is our new enterprise and we are finding our way in this mysterious world of blogging cautiously (but surely...) :-)
We are hoping to move our popular SDS Delegate Debate into this blogging format in the future and looking forward to lively discussions here with you. We are planning to start with publishing already existing SDS Delegate Debates — with comments received from you. Then we'll move to the current news as well as will run new delegate debates there.
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Another useful tool that SDS Blog provides us with is availability of Polls that enable us to find out your views about various subjects. Polls are located on the left panel of the page and updated regularly. Please feel free to vote. You can see the results of each poll by clicking the button "Results".
If you wish to register — nothing can be easier — you just open a Google account — most of you, surely, already use one.
Your comments are read by SDS Consultants regularly and — in many cases — replied to.
The blog is moderated — mainly to protect you and other readers from spam and irrelevant comments.
All posts are tagged — hopefully it'll help you to find your way around there.
Wish us luck and please join the list of our followers.
We are hoping to move our popular SDS Delegate Debate into this blogging format in the future and looking forward to lively discussions here with you. We are planning to start with publishing already existing SDS Delegate Debates — with comments received from you. Then we'll move to the current news as well as will run new delegate debates there.
Feel free to leave comments to any of the posts — whether they are old debates, the news or new debates. As you can guess — every blogger loves his readers and LIVES for the comments. :-) We are just the same. You don’t need to register in order to be able to comment. You can leave your feedback as “Anonymous”, however, may we ask you to sign you name (or nick) at the end of your comment (even if you are commenting without logging in) so that we know how to address you.
Another useful tool that SDS Blog provides us with is availability of Polls that enable us to find out your views about various subjects. Polls are located on the left panel of the page and updated regularly. Please feel free to vote. You can see the results of each poll by clicking the button "Results".
If you wish to register — nothing can be easier — you just open a Google account — most of you, surely, already use one.
Your comments are read by SDS Consultants regularly and — in many cases — replied to.
The blog is moderated — mainly to protect you and other readers from spam and irrelevant comments.
All posts are tagged — hopefully it'll help you to find your way around there.
Wish us luck and please join the list of our followers.


