What is Drawing and Talking
Drawing and Talking can be delivered quickly and cost effectively by anyone who has completed the Foundation to Drawing and Talking training.
Drawing and Talking is a therapeutic intervention for children, young people and adults. It is designed as a short-term, time limited, pro-active intervention intended to complement, rather than replace, the work of specialist mental health services.
Through a 12-week cycle of 30-minute one-to-one sessions, this non-intrusive tool allows children, young people and adults to process emotional pain resulting from trauma. The child or adult utilises drawing as a way to help them express their feelings differently from ordinary verbal language.
The Drawing and Talking therapeutic intervention allows individuals to discover and communicate emotions through a non-directed technique. This is what sets Drawing and Talking apart from existing solution-focused and cognitive-based therapies and interventions.
Our Drawing and Talking courses
We work with training providers to promote mental health training for Schools, Institutions, Communities and Businesses. See some of the training courses below:
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Foundation to Drawing and Talking Therapy
This one-day programme provides the necessary theory and practical knowledge to certify delegates as D&T Practitioners.
1 day (9.00am to 3.30pm)
£299 + VAT (per delegate)
Advanced Knowledge in Drawing and Talking
This one-day programme provides participants with a deeper understanding of the theory involved in the practice of Drawing and Talking.
1 day (9.00am to 3.30pm)
£299 + VAT (per delegate)
Review Your Drawing and Talking Practices
Following the training you will have up-to-date knowledge of risks to children, safeguarding trends and child protection procedures.
2 hours
£80 + VAT (per delegate)