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Gain instant access to the recovery steps that both professionals and individuals are using to achieve transformation from GAD and Panic Disorders

For Professionals, as Well as Sufferers…

This online course attracts both professionals and sufferers who are interested in the in-depth understanding of how the brain reacts to generalised anxiety and panic, the regions of the brain involved and effective recovery framework.

If you require a continuing professional development (CPD) certificate for this online course, you can request via email for your CPD certificate upon completion of the online course (7 hours CPD).

Permanent recovery from anxiety-related disorders often escape the sufferer for three main reasons:

1.  The root causes of anxiety disorders are not always adequately treated or even identified.

2.  The perpetuating intrusive thoughts and inner critical voice which sustain the anxiety disorder are not effectively dealt with.

3.  The brain wiring that constantly reinforces the habits of anxiety and worry are often overlooked and left un-dislodged.

Please see the full details of the course below.

Your learning outcomes for this training are:

  • Learn how to apply the F.E.A.R. Model Recovery Steps to transform GAD and panic attacks.
  • 5 Crucial Building Blocks for anxiety disorder and recovery (The FEAR Cycle). These building blocks are essential for long-lasting transformation.
  • Understand the Amygdala paradox and the bio-chemistry of recovery.
  • Lean about the region of the brain implicated in GAD and Panic and how to calm it down.
  • Using brain science, learn the most effective way to rewire the brain for calm and confidence and dislodge the wiring of anxiety in the brain.
  • Learn how to break the underlying compulsive habits that threaten full recovery.
  • Learn how to effectively manage any counterproductive response of the emotional brain as it tries to regain control during the recovery process.
  • Understand the crucial roles of brain science and genetics in the transformation of generalised anxiety disorder and panic.
  • Learn the most effective coping strategies for managing GAD and panic attacks.
  • Keys to assisting sufferers protect their transformation post-therapy.

Other focuses on the online course:

• How to avoid the typical mistakes made in treating anxiety-related disorders.

• How to help clients with past traumas without triggering overwhelming negative emotions which often result in major relapses.

  • How to manage major relapses with new clients.

I have thoroughly enjoyed the training and it has given me a lot of insight, both on a personal level and for my clinical practice. Wale has an amazing ability to present complex material in a way that is easy to understand and relatable to every day experiences. He adapts and responds very well to his audience’s questions and interests and is open about his own experiences, which I really appreciate. Many thanks! Andreea A.

I attended the workshop live on Tuesday and found it very informative. I had some knowledge of the triune brain but found it helpful to consolidate that learning. What was particularly helpful to me was the practical elements – the how to help people with GAD.  Along with the emphasis on the frequency and maintenance of these daily practices, which I have not been told before. I also appreciate having a copy of the handouts to be able to refer to for ongoing reference. Very grateful that so much information was shared in such a short time.  Deborah W. Counsellor and Trainee Play Therapist

“Very good, informative, eye and mind opening. I wish I had known all that 20 years ago. It would have made my life much easier and successful.” — Anonymous, Sufferer

“Excellent course, delivered interestingly. Covered the facts and very informative. Would highly recommend. D. Bedford, Trainee Counsellor

Really helped me and I know others who would like to learn the FEAR Model. Great. Enthusiastic. Easy going. Nerve calming delivery. Really friendly. Clear points. Felt really inspired.” — A. Price, Sufferer

“Very interesting – brings together aspects of other intervention for GAD and Panic into an easy to use and understand formula” — M. Parry, Occupational Therapists

“Excellent! I will be able to apply the knowledge gained personally first, and  also to counter guilt, negativity and fears in patients. Very practical and realistic.” Anonymous, Counsellor

“The course was extremely helpful and informative. Interesting, excellent and enjoyable. It will enable me to help so many adults and children within the support groups I run.” — J. Morgan, Parent Rep and Support Group Facilitator

“Very informative and well presented. Consolidated the work I am doing in an interesting new model. Thank you for  giving me the opportunity to attend.” M.  Leyland, Personal Development/Life Coaching

“Glad I went through this course. Informative, friendly, with practical skills I will be able to take away and use myself and offer to others.”  D. Cross, Counselllor

“Easy to digest. Very enjoyable. I thoroughly enjoyed the course. Very well presented by Wale Oladipo. I’m taking away lots of positives. L. Dinn

“I found the course really informative. Its content will be helpful. It is easy to understand even if you are not a professional.”  Anonymous

“Confidence, experience and knowledge very apparent. Credible and trustworthy.” — Anonymous

“It seems to fill in gaps unjustified by CBT therapy both for he perspective of service user and observation.” Anonymous

“I enjoyed the course and found it very informative. I will use the strategies presented.” — E. Hulse, Counsellor

Course Accreditation:

This course is quality-checked by the National Counselling Society.

The National Counselling Society’s register has been accredited by the Professional Standards Authority under its Accredited Registers programme.

Accreditation offers practitioners working in counselling a means of demonstrating their personal commitment to meeting high standards by joining The National Counselling Society or another accredited register.

Accreditation means that The National Counselling Society has met the Authority’s demanding standards in the following areas: training, setting standards, governance, quality of information provided, professionalism in handling complaints and education.