Unfortunately, we cannot give refunds for courses not attended, but we can give you a credit note that is valid for 12 months. You can attend any of our short courses, or you may transfer the credit note to someone else.
Online Short Courses
4-6 September 2023
Depression: To believe in sunshine
Depression is a disease that can have a profound impact on your life and relationships, in particular if you do not understand what is happening to you. Your behaviour changes and if you and your family are not equipped to deal with it, it can be devastating for your relationships. This course is for everyone who has ever struggled with depression, has family or a friend who is living with depression or who is in a helping profession where they work with clients living with depression. The experience of having depression will be explored. Frameworks providing for new choices and strategies will be explored and practical suggestions for journeying with depression will be provided.
Hopeful compassion
This short course in counselling for people living with HIV AND AIDS will train carers (professional and lay) to provide compassionate emotional and spiritual care and counselling for people living with HIV/AIDS and their families. In this experientially based course counsellors, pastors and caregivers will increase their own understanding of this person and his/her situation. A model for integrating emotional and spiritual needs is presented. The goal is to guide the person living with HIV/AIDS towards meaningful, fulfilled and “positive” living.
Memory work
Spiritual Care & Counselling for the Sick
The Art of Debriefing
CPD points for SACSSP members: to be finalised
Trauma counselling
Toxic faith
Ministering for sick & vulnerable children
During this course, attendees will increase their own understanding of the world of children with regards to their developmental needs, and they will be encouraged to reflect critically on the spiritual experience of children with regards to illness, pain, and suffering. The impact of illness, hospitalisation and health care encounters on the child and family will be discussed, including children living with disabilities, chronic illness, life-threatening conditions such as HIV/AIDS and cancer, as well as the dying child. A discussion on the hospital environment will enable attendees to establish safe and effective visitation programmes for children. Attendees will also gain a better understanding of the rights of children in healthcare as well as relevant aspects of the Children’s Act.
Addressing spirituality in palliative care
Resilient Life Rhythm
- Break the stigma of mental illness
- Better knowledge and awareness of symptoms of mental health
- Better knowledge and understanding of an event and its impact on personal thinking, emotions and behaviour
- Recognition of personal needs and the development of a self-care plan
- Stimulate a healthy mind, life rhythm and lifestyle
- Build a stronger self-image and a sense of belonging
One-year Courses
Advanced programme in Clinical Pastoral Counselling
HospiVision partners with the Centre for Faith and Community, University of Pretoria, for this one-year specialisation programmes at NQF-level 8.
Course Cost: R8 500.00 including a University of Pretoria Certificate