At Humanitas, every supervisor is a registered social worker, ensuring that interns and clients are held within a framework of strong ethics, legal accountability, and deeply contextual, systems-based thinking. Link textRead the full article here
No. Humanitas Training is not accredited by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA), and therefore the Humanitas Counselling Course is not a registered SAQA/NQF‐level qualification. On successful completion, you will receive a Certificate of Completion reflecting the training received and 220 supervised practical hours. This is not a formal academic qualification and does not, on
The Trauma Resiliency Model™ (TRM®) is a body-based, neuroscience-informed approach to understanding and treating trauma, developed by the Trauma Resource Institute (TRI). It focuses on teaching individuals—both professionals and clients—practical skills for nervous system regulation by helping them become aware of their internal sensations and restore balance after stressful or traumatic experiences. Unlike traditional
Outcomes: This training course will equip delegates with sound theoretical knowledge as well as practical skills to provide therapeutic interventions to adult clients who have experienced trauma. Delegates will be provided with theoretical understanding of the impact of trauma on the body and how to work with the body to facilitate healing. Objectives: To
SACSSP: 39 CPD Points (minimum) Module 1: 20 points Module 2: applied for Module 3: 23 points Module 4-11: applied for Total: 39 points (minimum) Note: All registered social workers (excluding students) are required to obtain a minimum of twenty (20) CPD points annually, or fourty (40) points over two (2) year cycle. ASCHP
Humanitas Counselling Course Graduates (220 hours completed) Social workers Psychologists Please note that applications are reviewed by a panel and approved based on prior learning, tertiary studies as well as practical experience gained in the field.
This course is intended for qualified and practising mental health professionals who are actively working in the field of counselling, psychology, or social services, and who wish to expand their trauma intervention skills using a body-based, somatic approach. To enroll, participants must hold a relevant tertiary qualification at NQF Level 7 or higher in
Humanitas is not registered with Higher Education and therefore none of our trainings offer a formal qualification. While this course is not accredited by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) and does not in itself qualify participants to register with a professional body, it is designed as a continuing professional development (CPD) opportunity for
Our lecturers for this training course include: Dr Barbara Wade; BA (Welfare Science), MA Psychology (Cum Laude), DPhil Social Work (Trauma). Dr Barbara is a Somatic Experiencing™ Practitioner with over 19 years of experience in the field of Trauma. She is a registered social worker and the owner of the Olive Branch Trauma Centre.
Our lecturers for this training course include: - Dr Louise Aucamp; social worker in private practice and the founder of FACT (Forensic Assessment Consultation and Training) with 25+ years’ experience in working with traumatised children and families. Dr Aucamp has worked in both the formal welfare sector as well as in private practice. - Racheal