Supporting Children Using CBT Methods

Supporting Children Using CBT Methods 🧠👧

Overview

Supporting Children Using CBT Methods is a specialised, low commitment program tailored for anyone interested in mental health, psychology, counselling, becoming a support worker, or supporting children with ADHD and OCD. This course will give you practical tools to use Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) techniques in child-friendly ways. This is a limited-time offer – once the course closes, it will not return.

Description

Mental health challenges in children are rising, and psychology-based interventions like CBT have proven to be highly effective. Supporting Children Using CBT Methods equips you with a counselling-informed approach that support workers, teachers, and parents can use to help children manage anxiety, ADHD symptoms, OCD behaviours, and everyday emotional struggles.

This course blends mental health theory with practical psychology applications. You’ll learn how to adapt counselling techniques for young minds, making CBT engaging and relatable. For support workers, this training will enhance your ability to guide children through identifying thoughts, feelings, and behaviours while providing ADHD-friendly and OCD-sensitive strategies.

From interactive games to behaviour mapping, the course covers creative approaches that respect mental health needs while keeping children motivated. The psychology principles behind CBT are clearly explained, so even those new to counselling or mental health work can confidently apply them.

Supporting children with ADHD requires a balance of structure and flexibility, and for those with OCD, understanding triggers is key. This course gives you the tools to provide both. It’s not just about theory – it’s about equipping you, as a support worker or mental health professional, with skills that make a real difference.

Enrol now – once this course is gone, it’s gone for good.

Who Is This Course For

• Mental health professionals wanting child-focused CBT skills.
• Psychology students who want practical training.
• Counselling practitioners expanding into child therapy.
• Any support worker supporting children with ADHD and OCD.
• Parents and educators looking for evidence-based tools.

Requirements

No professional licence is required. Just a genuine interest in mental health, psychology, counselling, or being an effective support worker for children with ADHD and OCD.

Career Path

Graduates can explore opportunities in:

• Mental health services for children
• Educational psychology support roles
• Counselling and therapy assistance
• ADHD and OCD-specific intervention programs
• School-based support worker positions