PESI UK supports Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for mental health professionals across a range of licences and registrations, including: Counsellors — including addiction counsellors and ...

Whether you want self-paced learning, live online training, or advanced specialty education, our psychologist training courses are built to fit busy schedules.

Discover Brainspotting: the life-changing approach that equips therapists to access and rapidly process trauma hidden deeply within the brain and body. Evolved out of EMDR and somatic therapy ...

Therapists who can help athletes are in high demand. Whether it’s youth sports, masters’ racing, or pro athletes – one thing is clear … Addressing mental health struggles is crucial to improved ...

Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), often known as tapping, is a mind-body therapy that integrates cognitive-behavioural elements and gentle acupressure on meridian points to reduce distress, anxiety, ...

Postpartum periods bring profound shifts — hormonally, psychologically, relationally. Clinicians need training in evidence-based strategies to support new mothers, parents, and families navigating ...

Self-regulation is foundational to emotional balance, executive function, and adaptive behaviour across contexts. PESI’s self-regulation training equips clinicians with neuroscience-informed tools and ...

Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a collaborative, evidence-based approach that helps clients strengthen their motivation and commitment to change. PESI UK’s motivational interviewing training ...

When working with self-harm and suicide in the black community, we need to understand the impact of minority stress and the self-othering involved in adaptation to white spaces. Ahead of PESI UK’s ...

Clients whose difficulties meet the DSM criteria for a personality disorder need robust strategies and nuanced understandings. When working with challenging behaviours and complex emotional dynamics, ...

Eating Disorders training supports clinicians in identifying, assessing, and treating behaviours including binging, chronic dieting and emotional eating. Disordered eating can also be a feature of ...