of this workshop?Are you an active listener with a passion for creating a safe, non-judgmental space for others? This workshop is for you! Learn how to start a counselling session, regulate your emotions, maintain good body language, and end a session effectively. Participate in activities, including a client-therapist role-play, to get a glimpse into a therapy setting and be prepared. It’s not just about healing; it’s about creating spaces for honesty and vulnerability to help them overcome and grow at their own pace. Enhance your empathy, problem-solving, reasoning, and active listening skills in this comprehensive workshop!
this workshop?
Who Can Attend This Workshop?
Students - Psychology, Law, Sociology, Engineering
Parents
Teachers
Social Workers
Doctors & Nurses
Police & Legal Departments
Elderly Caregivers
General Public
at the end of this workshop?
Adjust your listening habits to build rapport with clients during therapy.
Practice and use improved questioning techniques and basic counselling skills.
Use the right verbal and non-verbal techniques while interacting with clients.
"Divya is the head of the Operations team at Heart It Out, and a dedicated therapist. She has supported 1500+ clients and conducts seminars on anxiety and depression awareness. She heads the First Responder team at Heart It Out and provides top-notch training for newly joined first responders. Divya has been awarded for leading multiple caregiving initiatives during the pandemic, and for raising awareness about various concerns, how to spot warning signs and how to tackle symptoms early on."
Being a part of the Counselling Skills 101 workshop opened my mind to heaps of valuable knowledge. Universities don’t give us enough insight into the real workings of basic counselling. But I’m glad Heart It Out’s licenced therapist took the time to give us insights on building healthy therapeutic alliances and termination in a very easy-to-understand way.
Psychology Master’s Student, 25
Being a teacher involves being mindful and having active listening skills to understand students better. Adolescence is a vulnerable time for teens as they grow mentally. This workshop taught me adolescent counselling skills, problem-solving, and how to help others vent without feeling judged. I am so grateful for this opportunity.
Teacher, 33
An important part of being a doctor is to listen to your patients. They go through a lot emotionally and mentally, so I took this chance to learn how to silently hear them out and acknowledge their struggles. This workshop was very interactive; it helped me become more empathetic and helped me be a doctor my patients can trust wholeheartedly. Thank you, Heart It Out!
Doctor, 52
Understand how rights and protective legislation work in mental health.
Grasp emergency care and make it accessible and effective.
Learn about risk factors and steps to prevent suicide and its after-effects.