Self-taught courses
Asynchronous online training in the Meaning of the Child Interview, with no live participation required.
The Introduction course gives access to around twelve hours of training videos drawn from previous training, the MotC Manual, exemplar anonymised parenting interviews and other course materials. Those taking the coding course are allocated a mentor to answer questions and support their practice coding.
The lower figure in each range is a reduced rate for students, those who are unwaged, and those returning to a course as a refresher. Booking is through Ticket Tailor. You will get an automatic confirmation on booking, and we send the access instructions personally, usually within a few days.
The Meaning of the Child Interview is a sensitive, nuanced, and practical means of developing a deeper understanding of caregiver processes, bridging the research-practitioner divide.
Mick Cooper, Professor of Counselling Psychology, University of Roehampton. Endorsement of The Meaning of the Child Interview: Making Sense of Parent-Child RelationshipsAs a child protection social worker, I found The Meaning of the Child Interview transformational. Through illuminating case examples, this book equips social workers with invaluable tools to enhance practice and truly help children and their families.
Richard Devine, Social Worker, co-host of the Relational Activism in Social Work Podcast. Endorsement of The Meaning of the Child Interview: Making Sense of Parent-Child Relationships