Death, Grief, Bereavement And Healing In Depth (70 Hours )

What you'll learn
Entire content of Institute of Counselling Certificates (Counselling/Bereavement)
Through workbooks, discussions and lectures how to work through grief...how to heal
About Attachment, Loss, Grief - and then how to Heal
Specific techniques for Grief and Bereavement Counsellors
How to begin to cope with the Grief and Loss that is COVID-19
How to come to terms with their own mortality
Quell certain fears about death that may have arisen
Look forward to the future with more wonder and peace than before
Make far better use of their time left
How death in the shape of COVID-19 is rampaging throughout the world - especially America
Openly discuss death with relatives and others
Look back with memories rather than plans
Be better prepared to study to become a Bereavement Counsellor
How children view death and how you can help them cope
Know about Mourning
Death rituals worldwide
Thoughts of major Philosophers on Death
Understand Grief and the Family Unit
Decluttering and deathcleaning
COVID-19 and the Elderly
Requirements
Interest in Psychology and/or Bereavement Counselling
A willingness to contemplate death - in you and/or loved ones
An open mind - able to shift from fear to acceptance
Ideally, a printer for the numerous workbooks
Description
Remember:This course comprises:70 hours of lectures on Grief, Bereavement and Death547 lecturesEducational Announcements about Grief and DeathNumerous Grief, Death and Bereavement workbooksA thriving Q/A where people post about grief...and death...and healingTHE ONLY GRIEF HEALING COURSE ON UDEMY OFFERING THE OXFORD GOLD STAR DIPLOMAThroughout the course the emphasis is on going slowly - at your own pace. Think about what you are seeing, hearing...feeling. Share if you wish - participation in the Q/A is encouraged - it is not just for Questions and Answers but suggestions, comments, thoughts....Topics covered:1. Death, Grief and Healing - in Ukraine (current January 2023)2. Instead of a workbook - a section where students evaluate and discuss - share their grief3. Death and Grief in America4. Distress tolerance and Grief5. Celebration of Life Service6. Death - a religious viewpoint7. Death - one person's viewpoint8. Thinking about death9. Death - helping your parents grieve10. Death, Grief and Healing - come, walk with me11. Meditations to help you grieve12. Teenagers and Grief13. Pets and Grief14. Is Covid still relevant? (Current January 2023)Warning: there are elements of this course that you may find distressing as the material here is very current (December 2022). Remember though that although 'death' is in the title, so is 'grief and healing'. The purpose of this course is to help you grieve...to help you heal. Meditations are included together with areas for you to carry out your own investigations.Three detailed workbooks/journals are included plus numerous other resources.
Overview
Section 1: COMPULSORY: Overall Introduction - very important!
Lecture 1 Introduction - part 1
Lecture 2 Introduction - part 2
Section 2: COMPULSORY : UKRAINE (Extracted from the extensive Art Therapy Course)
Lecture 3 Introduction
Lecture 4 Relevance
Lecture 5 The Truth
Lecture 6 Action
Lecture 7 The End
Lecture 8 P.P.S.
Section 3: Friendly advice
Lecture 9 Friendly advice
Section 4: Attention!
Lecture 10 Attention!
Section 5: Compulsory for Diploma : Please watch this first!
Lecture 11 Please please watch this first!
Section 6: Oxford School of Learning Diploma
Lecture 12 About the Oxford Diploma
Lecture 13 Reviews
Section 7: Walking, talking - and Nature...to help you through Grief
Lecture 14 Introduction
Lecture 15 Symptoms - part 1
Lecture 16 Symptoms - part 2
Lecture 17 Symptoms - part 3
Lecture 18 The Do's (Summary)Part 1
Lecture 19 The Do's (Summary) - part 2
Lecture 20 The Do's - part 1
Lecture 21 The Do's - part 2
Lecture 22 Reaching out
Lecture 23 Reminders
Lecture 24 More Do's
Lecture 25 Tears
Lecture 26 Acknowledge
Lecture 27 Just do
Lecture 28 SOS
Lecture 29 Sensitive not over sensitive
Lecture 30 It doesn't help if...
Lecture 31 Silence
Lecture 32 The Don'ts: Summary - part 1
Lecture 33 The Don'ts Summary - part 2
Lecture 34 Don't think talk of the deceased...
Lecture 35 At least the person was here....
Lecture 36 You cannot 'fix' someone!
Section 8: Compulsory: Instead of a workbook
Lecture 37 Lecture 1
Lecture 38 Lecture 2
Lecture 39 Lecture 3
Section 9: Reactions
Lecture 40 Reactions - 1
Lecture 41 Reactions - 2
Lecture 42 Reactions - 3
Lecture 43 Reactions - 4
Section 10: Teenagers and Grief
Lecture 44 Introduction
Lecture 45 How to Help - 1
Lecture 46 How to Help - 2
Lecture 47 How to Help - 3
Lecture 48 How to Help - 4
Lecture 49 Conclusion - 1
Lecture 50 Conclusion - pt 2
Section 11: Tips for different situations (with suggestions)
Lecture 51 Introduction
Lecture 52 Situation - 1
Lecture 53 Situation -2
Lecture 54 Situation - 3
Lecture 55 Situation - 4
Lecture 56 Situation - 5
Lecture 57 Situation - 6
Lecture 58 Situation - 7
Lecture 59 Situation - 8
Lecture 60 Situation - 9
Lecture 61 Situation - 10
Lecture 62 Situation - 11
Lecture 63 Situation - 12
Lecture 64 Situation - 13
Lecture 65 Situation - 14
Lecture 66 Situation - 15
Section 12: Compulsory for Diploma : Death in America
Lecture 67 Knowing what to expect - part 1 (of several)
Lecture 68 Knowing what to expect - part 2
Lecture 69 Knowing what to expect - part 3
Lecture 70 Knowing what to expect - part 4
Lecture 71 Knowing what to expect - part 5
Lecture 72 Knowing what to expect - part 6
Lecture 73 Knowing what to expect - part 7
Lecture 74 Helping others grieve - part 1
Lecture 75 Helping others grieve - part 2
Lecture 76 Helping others grieve - part 3
Lecture 77 Helping others grieve - part 4
Lecture 78 Some positivity!
Lecture 79 Grief - live and learn
Lecture 80 Grief - live and learn (part 2)
Lecture 81 Grief - live and learn (part 3)
Lecture 82 Grief - live and learn (part 4)
Lecture 83 Grief - live and learn (part 5)
Lecture 84 Grief - live and learn (part 6)
Lecture 85 Grief - live and learn (part 7)
Lecture 86 Grief - live and learn (part 8)
Lecture 87 Grief - live and learn (part 9)
Lecture 88 Grief - live and learn (part 10)
Lecture 89 Impact on funerals
Lecture 90 Impact on funerals (part 2)
Lecture 91 Impact on funerals (part 3)
Lecture 92 Impact on funerals (part 4)
Lecture 93 Impact on funerals (part 5)
Lecture 94 Impact on funerals (part 6)
Lecture 95 Impact on funerals (part 7)
Lecture 96 Impact on funerals (part 8)
Lecture 97 Impact on funerals (part 9)
Lecture 98 Impact on funerals (part 10)
Lecture 99 Some positivity! (Part 2)
Lecture 100 Ambiguous loss (part 1)
Lecture 101 Ambiguous loss (part 2)
Lecture 102 Ambiguous loss (part 3)
Lecture 103 Ambiguous loss (part 4)
Lecture 104 Ambiguous loss (part 5)
Lecture 105 Ambiguous loss (part 6)
Lecture 106 Ambiguous loss (part 7)
Lecture 107 Ambiguous loss (part 8)
Lecture 108 Ambiguous loss (part 9)
Lecture 109 Talking about death (part 1)
Lecture 110 Talking about death (part 2)
Lecture 111 Talking about death (part 3)
Lecture 112 Talking about death (part 4)
Lecture 113 Talking about death (part 5)
Lecture 114 Talking about death (part 6)
Lecture 115 Talking about death (part 7)
Lecture 116 Talking about death (part 8)
Lecture 117 Some positivity! (Part 3)
Lecture 118 Sixteen clips (part 1)
Lecture 119 Sixteen clips (part 2)
Lecture 120 Sixteen clips (part 3)
Lecture 121 Sixteen clips (part 4)
Lecture 122 Deaths in America (part 1)
Lecture 123 Deaths in America (part 2)
Lecture 124 Deaths in America (part 3)
Lecture 125 Deaths in America (part 4)
Lecture 126 Deaths in America (part 5)
Lecture 127 Deaths in America (part 6)
Lecture 128 Deaths in America (part 7)
Lecture 129 Deaths in America (Part 8)
Lecture 130 Deaths in America (part 9)
Lecture 131 Deaths in America (part 10)
Lecture 132 Deaths in America (part 11)
Lecture 133 Some positivity! (Part 4)
Lecture 134 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 1)
Lecture 135 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 2)
Lecture 136 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 3)
Lecture 137 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 4)
Lecture 138 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 5)
Lecture 139 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 6)
Lecture 140 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 7)
Lecture 141 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 8)
Lecture 142 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 9)
Lecture 143 Coronavirus Anxiety: Coping with Stress, Fear, and Uncertainty (part 10)
Lecture 144 Loneliness (part 1)
Lecture 145 Loneliness (part 2)
Lecture 146 Some positivity! (Part 5)
Lecture 147 Metabolic syndrome (Part 1)
Lecture 148 Metabolic syndrome (Part 2)
Lecture 149 COVID-19 and the Grief Process (part 1)
Lecture 150 COVID-19 and the Grief Process (part 2)
Lecture 151 COVID-19 and the Grief Process (part 3)
Lecture 152 COVID-19 and the Grief Process (part 4)
Lecture 153 COVID-19 and the Grief Process (part 5)
Lecture 154 COVID-19 and the Grief Process (part 6)
Lecture 155 COVID-19 and the Grief Process (part 7)
Lecture 156 COVID-19 and the Grief Process (part 8)
Lecture 157 Some positivity! (Part 6)
Lecture 158 Dear Therapist - An Exercise
Lecture 159 Spare A Moment For Sorrow (Part 1)
Lecture 160 Spare A Moment For Sorrow (Part 2)
Lecture 161 Some positivity! (Part 7)
Lecture 162 Choices (part 1)
Lecture 163 Choices (part 2)
Lecture 164 Choices (part 3)
Lecture 165 Choices (part 4)
Lecture 166 Choices (part 5)
Lecture 167 Choices (part 6)
Lecture 168 Choices (part 7)
Lecture 169 Choices (part 8)
Lecture 170 In conclusion (part 1)
Lecture 171 In conclusion (part 2)
Lecture 172 In conclusion (part 3)
Lecture 173 In conclusion (part 4)
Lecture 174 In conclusion (part 5)
Lecture 175 In conclusion (part 6)
Lecture 176 In conclusion (part 7)
Lecture 177 In conclusion (part 8)
Lecture 178 In conclusion (part 9)
Lecture 179 In conclusion (part 10)
Lecture 180 Some positivity! (Part 8)
Section 13: Compulsory for Diploma : Covid - 19: The Elderly and the Economy
Lecture 181 Part 1
Lecture 182 Part 2
Lecture 183 Part 3
Lecture 184 Part 4
Lecture 185 Part 5
Lecture 186 Part 6
Lecture 187 Part 7
Lecture 188 Part 8
Lecture 189 Part 9
Lecture 190 Part 10
Lecture 191 P.S.
Section 14: Compulsory for Diploma : Distress tolerance
Lecture 192 Distress tolerance - part 1
Lecture 193 Distress tolerance part 2
Lecture 194 Distress tolerance part 3
Lecture 195 Distress tolerance - part 4
Section 15: Compulsory for Diploma : Celebration of Life Service
Lecture 196 Less of me
Lecture 197 Funerals
Lecture 198 Moving away from the Funeral
Lecture 199 Overview
Lecture 200 Being Remembered
Lecture 201 Key Components
Lecture 202 How do you send out an Invite?
Lecture 203 Back to being Remembered
Lecture 204 How would your Instructors like to be Remembered? (part 1)
Lecture 205 How would your Instructors like to be Remembered? (part 2)
Lecture 206 Conclusion
Lecture 207 Conclusion - plus one (pt 1)
Lecture 208 Conclusion - plus one (pt 2)
Lecture 209 Conclusion - plus two
Lecture 210 Conclusion - plus 3
Section 16: Compulsory for Diploma : A Christian view of Death
Lecture 211 Introduction
Lecture 212 When a Disaster Strikes
Lecture 213 When a Loved One Dies
Lecture 214 When a Spouse is Unfaithful (part 1)
Lecture 215 When a Spouse is Unfaithful (part 2)
Lecture 216 When You Have a Serious Illness
Lecture 217 When You Have a Serious Illness (Part 2)
Lecture 218 When You Have a Serious Illness (Part 3)
Lecture 219 When You Feel You Cannot Go On
Lecture 220 Conclusion (part 1)
Lecture 221 Conclusion (part 2)
Lecture 222 Conclusion (part 3)
Lecture 223 Conclusion (part 4)
Lecture 224 Conclusion (part 5)
Section 17: September Blues - OPTIONAL SECTION
Lecture 225 Introduction (Part 1)
Lecture 226 Introduction (Part 2)
Lecture 227 Introduction (Part 3)
Lecture 228 September 01 (Part 1)
Lecture 229 September 01 (Part 2)
Lecture 230 September 02 (Part 1)
Lecture 231 September 02 (Part 2)
Lecture 232 September 03
Lecture 233 September 04 (Part 1)
Lecture 234 September 04 (Part 2)
Lecture 235 September 04 (Part 3)
Lecture 236 September 05
Lecture 237 September 06
Lecture 238 September 07
Lecture 239 September 08
Lecture 240 September 09
Lecture 241 September 10 (Part 1)
Lecture 242 September 10 (Part 2)
Lecture 243 September 10 (Part 3)
Lecture 244 September 10 (Part 4)
Lecture 245 September 10 (Part 5)
Lecture 246 September 11 (Part 1)
Lecture 247 September 11 (Part 2)
Lecture 248 September 12 (Part 1)
Lecture 249 September 12 (Part 2)
Lecture 250 September 12 (Part 3)
Lecture 251 September 12 (Part 4)
Lecture 252 September 12 (Part 5)
Lecture 253 September 12 (Part 6)
Lecture 254 September 13 (Part 1)
Lecture 255 September 13 (Part 2)
Lecture 256 September 13 (Part 3)
Lecture 257 September 13 (Part 4)
Lecture 258 September 13 (Part 5)
Lecture 259 September 14 (Part 1)
Lecture 260 September 14 (Part 2)
Lecture 261 September 14 (Part 3)
Lecture 262 September 14 (Part 4)
Lecture 263 September 15
Lecture 264 September 16
Lecture 265 September 17 (Part 1)
Lecture 266 September 17 (Part 2)
Lecture 267 September 17 (Part 3)
Lecture 268 September 17 (Part 4)
Lecture 269 September 17 (Part 5)
Lecture 270 September 17 (Part 6)
Lecture 271 September 17 (Part 7)
Lecture 272 September 17 (Part 8)
Lecture 273 September 17 (Part 9)
Lecture 274 September 17 (Part 10)
Lecture 275 September 17 (Part 11)
Lecture 276 September 18
Lecture 277 September 19 (Part 1)
Lecture 278 September 19 (Part 2)
Lecture 279 September 20 (Part 1)
Lecture 280 September 20 (Part 2)
Lecture 281 September 20 (Part 3)
Lecture 282 September 20 (Part 4)
Lecture 283 September 21 (Part 1)
Lecture 284 September 21 (Part 2)
Lecture 285 September 21 (Part 3)
Lecture 286 September 21 (Part 4)
Lecture 287 September 21 (Part 5)
Lecture 288 September 22 (Part 1)
Lecture 289 September 22 (Part 2)
Lecture 290 September 22 (Part 3)
Lecture 291 September 22 (Part 4)
Lecture 292 September 23 (Part 1)
Lecture 293 September 23 (Part 2)
Lecture 294 September 23 (Part 3)
Lecture 295 September 23 (Part 4)
Lecture 296 September 23 (Part 5)
Lecture 297 September 24 (Part 1)
Lecture 298 September 24 (Part 2)
Lecture 299 September 24 (Part 3)
Lecture 300 September 24 (Part 4)
Lecture 301 September 24 (Part 5)
Lecture 302 September 24 (Part 6)
Lecture 303 September 25 (Part 1)
Lecture 304 September 25 (Part 2)
Lecture 305 September 25 (Part 3)
Lecture 306 September 25 (Part 4)
Lecture 307 September 25 (Part 5)
Lecture 308 September 25 (Part 6)
Lecture 309 September 26 (Part 1)
Lecture 310 September 26 (Part 2)
Lecture 311 September 26 (Part 3)
Lecture 312 September 26 (Part 4)
Lecture 313 September 27
Lecture 314 September 28
Lecture 315 September 29
Lecture 316 September 30 (Part 1)
Lecture 317 September 30 (Part 2)
Section 18: Compulsory for Diploma : One person's perspective on Death
Lecture 318 Introduction
Lecture 319 What is it like to die?
Lecture 320 What is it like to die? (Part 2)
Lecture 321 What is it like to die? (Part 3)
Lecture 322 Paying for Death
Lecture 323 Can imagining death work?
Lecture 324 Can imagining death work? (Part 2)
Lecture 325 Can imagining death work? (Part 3)
Lecture 326 Does everyone die alone?
Lecture 327 Does everyone die alone? (Part 2)
Lecture 328 Does everyone die alone? (Part 3)
Lecture 329 Treatment of Death
Lecture 330 Treatment of Death (Part 2)
Lecture 331 Treatment of Death (Part 3)
Lecture 332 Treatment of Death (Part 4)
Section 19: Compulsory for Diploma : Thinking about Death
Lecture 333 What makes a life worth living?
Lecture 334 What makes a life worth living? (Part 2)
Lecture 335 What makes a life worth living? (Part 3)
Lecture 336 What makes a life worth living? (Part 4)
Lecture 337 What makes a life worth living? (Part 5)
Lecture 338 How much time do I have left?
Lecture 339 How much time do I have left? (Part 2)
Lecture 340 How much time do I have left? (Part 3)
Lecture 341 How does thinking about death influence behaviour? (Part 1)
Lecture 342 How does thinking about death influence behaviour? (Part 2)
Lecture 343 How does thinking about death influence behaviour? (Part 3)
Lecture 344 How does thinking about death influence behaviour? (Part 4)
Lecture 345 How does thinking about death influence behaviour? (Part 5)
Lecture 346 How does thinking about death influence behaviour? (Part 6)
Section 20: Compulsory for Diploma : Our life now and after death
Lecture 347 How carefully should we live our life? (Part 1)
Lecture 348 How carefully should we live our life? (Part 2)
Lecture 349 How carefully should we live our life? (Part 3)
Lecture 350 How carefully should we live our life? (Part 4)
Lecture 351 Is there life after death? (Part 1)
Lecture 352 Is there life after death? (Part 2)
Lecture 353 Is there life after death? (Part 3)
Lecture 354 Is there life after death? (Part 4)
Lecture 355 Is there life after death? (Part 5)
Lecture 356 Is there life after death? (Part 6)
Lecture 357 Is there life after death? (Part 7)
Section 21: Compulsory for Diploma : Death in the cinema
Lecture 358 Doctor Who and Death
Lecture 359 Doctor Who and Death (Part 2)
Lecture 360 Assassination Bureau
Lecture 361 Assassination Bureau (Part 2)
Lecture 362 Cleopatra and Death
Lecture 363 Cleopatra and Death (Part 2)
Lecture 364 Witchfinder General
Lecture 365 Witchfinder General (Part 2)
Lecture 366 The Jokers
Lecture 367 The Jokers (Part 2)
Section 22: Compulsory for Diploma : Causes and prevention of death
Lecture 368 Top 10 causes of death (Part 1)
Lecture 369 Top 10 causes of death (Part 2)
Lecture 370 Top 10 causes of death (Part 3)
Lecture 371 Top 10 causes of death (Part 4)
Lecture 372 Top 10 causes of death (Part 5)
Lecture 373 Preventable deaths
Lecture 374 Avoidable mortality rates
Lecture 375 Potentially preventable deaths
Lecture 376 Obesity
Lecture 377 Obesity (Part 2)
Lecture 378 Medical mistakes
Section 23: Compulsory for Diploma : Preparation for Death
Lecture 379 How to prepare for your own death (Part 1)
Lecture 380 How to prepare for your own death (Part 2)
Lecture 381 How to prepare for your own death (part 3)
Lecture 382 How to prepare for your own death (part 4)
Lecture 383 How to prepare for the death of a loved one
Lecture 384 How to prepare for the death of a loved one (Part 2)
Lecture 385 How to prepare for the death of a loved one (Part 3)
Lecture 386 How to prepare for the death of a loved one (Part 4)
Lecture 387 How to prepare for the death of a loved one (Part 5)
Lecture 388 Death movement
Lecture 389 Death movement (Part 2)
Lecture 390 Wars around the world
Lecture 391 Death anxiety (Part 1)
Lecture 392 Death anxiety (Part 2)
Lecture 393 Death anxiety (Part 3)
Lecture 394 Death anxiety (Part 4)
Lecture 395 Death anxiety (Part 5)
Lecture 396 Death anxiety (Part 6)
Lecture 397 Death anxiety (Part 7)
Lecture 398 Death anxiety (Part 8)
Section 24: Compulsory for Diploma : Treatment of death in the cinema - in life
Lecture 399 Treatment of death in the cinema - in life
Lecture 400 Treatment of death in the cinema - in life (Part 2)
Lecture 401 Treatment of death in the cinema - in life (Part 3)
Lecture 402 Treatment of death in the cinema - in life (Part 4)
Lecture 403 Treatment of death in the cinema - in life (Part 5)
Section 25: Compulsory for Diploma : Students' questions
Lecture 404 Students questions - What should I know that will literally save me from dying?
Lecture 405 What should I know that will literally save me from dying? (Part 2)
Lecture 406 What should I know that will literally save me from dying? (Part 3)
Lecture 407 What should I know that will literally save me from dying? (Part 4)
Lecture 408 What should I know that will literally save me from dying? (Part 5)
Lecture 409 What should I know that will literally save me from dying? (Part 6)
Lecture 410 What should I know that will literally save me from dying? (Part 7)
Lecture 411 What can art tell us about grief?
Lecture 412 What can art tell us about grief? (Part 2)
Section 26: COMPULSORY : Pet Grief
Lecture 413 Introduction
Lecture 414 Emotional par?
Lecture 415 Human attachment
Lecture 416 Are we all equal?
Lecture 417 Euthanasia
Lecture 418 Disenfranchised
Lecture 419 Children
Lecture 420 Seniors
Lecture 421 Concluding thoughts
Lecture 422 Therapy
Section 27: OPTIONAL : COVID-19: uncertainty
Lecture 423 Introduction
Lecture 424 Trade offs
Lecture 425 Post-COVID slump
Lecture 426 Post-COVID slump (Part 2)
Lecture 427 Post-COVID slump (Part 3)
Lecture 428 Post-COVID slump (Part 4)
Lecture 429 Post-COVID slump (Part 5)
Lecture 430 Mental Health: Causes
Lecture 431 Mental Health: Looking after your Mental Health
Lecture 432 Mental Health: Plan Your Day (Part 1)
Lecture 433 Mental Health: Plan Your Day (Part 2)
Lecture 434 Mental Health: Plan Your Day (Part 3)
Lecture 435 Mental Health: Plan Your Day (Part 4)
Lecture 436 Mental Health: Plan Your Day (Part 5)
Lecture 437 Mental Health: Plan Your Day (Part 6)
Lecture 438 Mental Health: Plan Your Day (Part 7)
Lecture 439 Mental Health: Plan Your Day (Part 8)
Lecture 440 Mental Health: Plan Your Day (Part 9)
Lecture 441 Mental Health: The Drivers - Social Isolation (Part 1)
Lecture 442 Mental Health: The Drivers - Social Isolation (Part 2)
Lecture 443 Mental Health: The Drivers - Social Isolation (Part 3)
Lecture 444 Mental Health: The Drivers - Social Isolation (Part 4)
Lecture 445 Mental Health: The Drivers - Social Isolation (Part 5)
Lecture 446 Mental Health: The Drivers - Social Isolation (Part 6)
Lecture 447 Mental Health: The Drivers - Social Isolation (Part 7)
Lecture 448 Mental Health: The Drivers - Social Isolation (Part 8)
Lecture 449 Mental Health: The Drivers - Social Isolation
Lecture 450 Mental Health: Art/Art therapy - how is this relevant?
Lecture 451 Mental Health: What can Art Therapy do?
Lecture 452 Mental Health: Who can Art Therapists help? (Part 1)
Lecture 453 Mental Health: Who can Art Therapists help? (Part 2)
Lecture 454 Mental Health: Cognitive benefits (Part 1)
Lecture 455 Mental Health: Cognitive benefits (Part 2)
Lecture 456 Mental Health: The impact of art (Part 1)
Lecture 457 Mental Health: The impact of art (Part 2)
Lecture 458 Mental Health: Brain changes
Lecture 459 Mental Health: Art therapy, painting, depression - and YOUR reactions (Part 1)
Lecture 460 Mental Health: Art therapy, painting, depression - and YOUR reactions (Part 2)
Lecture 461 Mental Health: Art therapy, painting, depression - and YOUR reactions (Part 3)
Lecture 462 Mental Health: Art therapy, painting, depression - and YOUR reactions (Part 4)
Lecture 463 Mental Health: Art therapy, painting, depression - and YOUR reactions (Part 5)
Lecture 464 Mental Health: Art therapy, painting, depression - and YOUR reactions (Part 6)
Lecture 465 Mental Health: Gallery(ies) (Part 1)
Lecture 466 Mental Health: Gallery(ies) (Part 2)
Lecture 467 Mental Health: Nature and Mental Health (Internal) (Part 1)
Lecture 468 Mental Health: Nature and Mental Health (Internal) (Part 2)
Lecture 469 Mental Health: Nature and Mental Health (Internal) (Part 3)
Lecture 470 Mental Health: Nature and Mental Health (Internal) (Part 4)
Lecture 471 Mental Health: Nature and Mental Health (External) (Part 1)
Lecture 472 Mental Health: Nature and Mental Health (External) (Part 2)
Lecture 473 Mental Health: Nature and Mental Health (External) (Part 3)
Lecture 474 Mental Health: Looking around (Part 1)
Lecture 475 Mental Health: Looking around (Part 2)
Lecture 476 Mental Health: Looking around (Part 3)
Lecture 477 Mental Health: Looking around (Part 4)
Lecture 478 Mental Health: Looking around (Part 5)
Lecture 479 Mental Health: Looking around (Part 6)
Lecture 480 Mental Health: Mind Maps (Part 1)
Lecture 481 Mental Health: Mind Maps (Part 2)
Lecture 482 Mental Health: Mind Maps (Masks) (Part 1)
Lecture 483 Mental Health: Mind Maps (Masks) (Part 2)
Lecture 484 Mental Health: Mind Maps (Masks) (Part 3)
Lecture 485 Mental Health: Mind Maps (Masks) (Part 4)
Section 28: Not directly related to this course but important nonetheless ( Optional)
Lecture 486 Lecture 1
Lecture 487 Lecture 2
Lecture 488 Lecture 3
Lecture 489 Lecture 4
Lecture 490 Lecture 5
Lecture 491 Lecture 6
Section 29: Optional : Nature
Lecture 492 Nature
Section 30: Compulsory for Diploma : Learning and Mind Maps
Lecture 493 Teaching is the art of causing learning (part 1)
Lecture 494 Teaching is the art of causing learning (part 2)
Lecture 495 Teaching is the art of causing learning (part 3)
Lecture 496 Mind maps
Section 31: Compulsory for Diploma: Helping your parents grieve
Lecture 497 Stage 1 : Shock/Denial
Lecture 498 Organisation Fails
Lecture 499 Anger/rage
Lecture 500 Guilt and bargaining
Lecture 501 Distress: Physical and Emotional
Lecture 502 Depression
Lecture 503 Loss...Loneliness
Lecture 504 Withdrawal
Lecture 505 And finally...acceptance
Section 32: (Optional) Improving your English
Lecture 506 Introduction
Lecture 507 Lesson 1
Lecture 508 Lesson 2
Lecture 509 Lesson 3
Lecture 510 Lesson 4
Lecture 511 Lesson 5
Lecture 512 Lesson 6
Lecture 513 Lesson 7
Lecture 514 Lesson 8
Section 33: (Optional) Art Therapy - 12 Days of Christmas
Lecture 515 13th December 2020
Lecture 516 14th December 2020 - Pt1
Lecture 517 14th December 2020 - Pt2
Lecture 518 14th December 2020 - Pt3
Lecture 519 15th December 2020 - Pt1
Lecture 520 15th December 2020 - Pt2
Lecture 521 15th December 2020 - Pt3
Lecture 522 16th December 2020
Lecture 523 17th December 2020
Lecture 524 17th December 2020 - Pt2
Lecture 525 17th December 2020 - Pt3
Lecture 526 18th December 2020
Lecture 527 19th December 2020 - Pt1
Lecture 528 19th December 2020 - Pt2
Lecture 529 19th December 2020 - Pt3
Lecture 530 20th December 2020
Lecture 531 21st December 2020
Lecture 532 22nd December 2020 - Pt1
Lecture 533 22nd December 2020 - Pt2
Lecture 534 23rd December 2020 - Pt1
Lecture 535 23rd December 2020 - Pt2
Lecture 536 23rd December 2020 - Pt3
Lecture 537 24th December 2020 - Pt1
Lecture 538 24th December 2020 - Pt2
Lecture 539 24th December 2020 - Pt3
Lecture 540 25th December 2020
Section 34: Optional : By Students, For Students
Lecture 541 Student Artbook - Edition 1
Lecture 542 Student Artbook - Edition 2
Lecture 543 Student Artbook - Birthday Edition!
Lecture 544 Student Artbook - Birthday Edition for Person X!
Lecture 545 Student Artbook - Edition 5
Section 35: COMPULSORY Is Covid still relevant?
Lecture 546 Is Covid still relevant?
Section 36: Bonus
Lecture 547 Bonus
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