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Member training: April CPD programme

13th March 2025 | Blogs

From navigating tough conversations with children to deepening your own self-awareness, next month’s CPD webinars are designed to elevate your practice and enhance your impact.

Expect lightbulb moments, thought-provoking discussions and insights from fellow Licensed Practitioners and experts in the field – including multidisciplinary artist John Quinn.

With over 30 years of experience leading creative workshops in schools and settings, John will be our guest speaker for ‘Relate, Create and Play’. In the session, John will explore how to create an engaging, open and playful environment that nurtures both creativity and emotional resilience in pupils.

 

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