Hi guys, I wanted to ask - if you complete High Intensity training, are you automatically eligible to apply for full accreditation or do you have to practise as a qualified HI for X amount of time before you can? One of my former colleagues advised that if you're fully accredited, your banding goes ...

Hi there, Yes I'm starting also. Are you looking forward to starting on Friday. I did a recce round the campus last week and got royally lost but have a better idea of buses of trains now. I look forward to meeting you soon. Kind regards Aideen Hi Aideen! How was your first day? I don't think we me...

Victoriomantic wrote:Thank you Northumberland, Tyne & Wear NHS Foundation Trust have a good self-help guide for anger (and other things):

https://web.ntw.nhs.uk/selfhelp/

I forgot about these guides! I used to have them bookmarked! Thank you

Victoriomantic wrote:No problem I'm currently working on an anger management GSH protocol which I'm ready to pilot too ^^ Good luck x

Anger management at Step 2?! That's amazing. Do you know whether there's much online about anger management GSH?

Hi maligreen, I was an Assistant PWP for 6 months, then a trainee PWP straight after with the same service and now I'm currently a trainee HI practitioner. My two cents are: -Assistant PWP role is amazing in giving you an insight into the job without uni pressures. I am grateful for it. HOWEVER, the...

Hi guys,

I'm due to start HI training in October 2017 at Southampton. I was just wondering if others are also starting this - especially at Southampton as I don't know anyone on my course.

I haven't heard anything like that. There's speculation about funding for the DClinPsy courses - might this be what your manager was referring to? No, they seemed pretty confident it was PWP funding but from speaking to colleagues in other services, no one else has heard this is happening so maybe ...

Hi, I just found out I've been accepted on as a HI trainee for the October intake! However, I also heard from a manager that HI training funding will be cut from 2018 onwards, meaning staff will have to self-fund in the future. I've been told this won't affect me as I'm in the 2017 intake. I've trie...