This course provides comprehensive knowledge on the topics of sexual development and trauma for both adults and minors. It covers aspects of sexual psychology, sexual physiology, and the assessment and intervention techniques for dealing with sexual trauma. The course aims to equip practitioners with the necessary skills to effectively support clients dealing with various stages of sexual development and trauma.

This course trains professionals in the advanced helping techniques used in counseling and interviews, including initial assessments, case conceptualization, and other key competencies. The goal is to help practitioners develop structured interview frameworks and enhance the depth and scope of their work across multiple therapeutic approaches.

This course offers specialized knowledge and techniques in play therapy, child development assessment, and systemic consultation. It is designed to strengthen the capacity of practitioners working with children and family systems, enabling them to better understand developmental issues and assist children and their families in addressing the challenges and obstacles they face.