Accredited Courses
Accredited courses enable you to gain a Level 2 NOCN certificate in Planning Activity, Reminiscence Therapy and/or Dementia Awareness. We offer a 3 day training course per module with us at The Counting House. Each module is individually certified, however gain all 3 and receive your Reminiscence Learning Creative Activity Therapy Award – become a CAT!
The modules in our accredited courses are:
CAT
- Reminiscence – Provide Support for Therapy Sessions (Level 2)
- Planning Activities – Understand the Benefits of Engaging in Activities in Social Care (Level 2)
- Dementia Awareness (Level 2)
Course information
- The course fee is £195 per module
- The course fee includes all accreditation and certificate costs
- The course fee is per person. Group booking discounts may be available
- Choose the most suitable course
- Complete the application form
- Send your registration fee to reserve your place
Training dates
Title | Cost | Date | Description |
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Planning Activities – Understanding the Benefits of Engaging in Activities in Social Care Accredited Course The Counting House, Wellington |
£195.00 | Tuesday 7th & 21st April and 5th May 2020
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A course over 3 days leading to an accredited certificate enabling you to understand and demonstrate the use of activity. This is a practical and theory based course
Course aims: To understand how activities can provide therapeutic benefits
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Dementia Awareness Accredited Course The Counting House, Wellington |
£195.00 | Tuesday 23rd June, 7th & 21st July 2020
9am – 4pm |
A course over 3 days leading to an accredited certificate. Develop a clearer understanding of dementia through practical and theoretical exercises and research. Course Aims:
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Reminiscence – Provide Support for Therapy Sessions Accredited Course The Counting House, Wellington |
£195.00 | Tuesday 15th & 29th September and 13th October 2020
9am – 4pm |
A course over 3 days leading to an accredited certificate addressing both the theoretical and practical aspects of Reminiscence.
Course aims:
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