'Child Psychology Advanced Diploma' + 'Autism Diploma Level 3' - Two Accredited Courses for £55

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• Properly curated course with comprehensive syllabus
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Child Psychology Advanced Diploma

A person’s childhood is often a very simple yet complicated time. It is also a very influential time in a person’s life, and most people’s childhoods will have a big impact on the type of adult they turn out to be later in life. A child psychologist will look into the trouble of the past and try to make the client’s life easier. If you are interested in child psychology then this is the course for you.

Childhood psychology is a specialized branch of traditional psychology that focuses on children, mainly their development and behavior. It is one of the most commonly studied types of psychology today. This type of psychology typically covers every child, from birth to adolescence. Some areas covered under childhood psychology include milestones, behavior problems, social skills, mental and emotional well being and development.

This course offers modules designed to teach you about child psychology and how to deal with them. If you are looking to have a career as child psychologist then this is a suitable platform to kickstart your career.

Autism Diploma Level 3

In this course, you are equipped with an in-depth investigation of the principle autism theories, with option points of view related to supporting the process of reasoning.You may have seen an autistic kid or grown-up and never realised that the person had a diagnosis of autism, but it is normal that you are unclear and don’t have any idea to recognise it. Thus, this course will give you complete lessons of what autism is and digs into a large piece of the related issues related to it. You will also learn how you would be able to help someone who is diagnosed with this for you to be able to spread awareness about autism

COURSE CURRICULUM

COURSE 1 : Child Psychology Advanced Diploma

Child Psychology

What is Child Psychology?

Defining Children and Childhood

Child Development Theories

Genetics

Cognitive Development

Physical Development

Social and Emotional Development

Attachment

Language Development & Communication

Self Esteem & Confidence

Gender Roles and Gender Differences

Learning Disability

Behavioral Disorders

High Intelligence & School Psychology

Phases of Grief

Nutrition and Child Development

Developing into Adulthood

Child Empowerment

The Basics On Nurturing Your Child

Build Your Child’s Self Esteem

Catch The Good And Not Always The Bad

Demonstrate The Love Is Unconditional

Make Rules And Be Consistent

Make Special Time For Your Child

Always Set An Example

Don’t Dominate A Conversation

Learn To Be A Good Communicator

An Unnourished Child has A Long Road Ahead

Asperger's in Children

For a parent who suspects their child may have Asperger’s syndrome, what are the common symptoms to look out for?

My 6 year old boy becomes very angry a lot of the time, what can I do to help him deal with his frustrations better?

Why do Asperger’s children behave in an obsessive manner?

I’m worried about how my child will cope as he reaches his adolescence. What advice can you give?

I don’t want my child to be on medication for the rest of his life. Are there any non-drug treatments available?

My 7 year old daughter has been diagnosed with Asperger’s and it’s a constant struggle to get her to pay attention or even look at me! She seems in a world of her own sometimes. Any suggestions?

Is it always necessary for an Asperger’s child to go to a specialist school?

My son doesn’t make friends easily because of his Asperger’s. I’m worried he’ll be bullied when he starts school. What should I do?

It can be exhausting coping with my 9 year old. I often feel like a failure because I struggle to cope sometimes. Is that normal?

Autism Diploma Level 3

Level 3 Diploma in Autism

The Basics About Autism: What Is It?

What Are the Factors that Contribute A Child to Autism

Autism and Genetics

What Are the Basic Symptoms of Autism

What Are the Speech and Communication Problems of Autism

Autism and Body Language

Autism, Toxic Metals, and Vaccines

The Cause of Autism Might Be Found in Autistic Mice

Autism: The Need for Increased Research

How is Autism Treated

How Is Autism Diagnosed

Myths about Autism

How to Look for Autism Signs in Infants

How Can Families Cope With an Autistic Child and the Financial Burden

The Differences Between Asperger’s Syndrome and Autism

Autism Assistance Dogs

Teaching Autistic Children

The Fixation Behavior of an Autistic Child

The Autism Society of America

Childproofing Your Home for Your Autistic Child

Autism and Nutritional Supplements

Toilet Training the Autistic Child

Difficulties of an Autistic Adult

Alternative Treatments for Autism

Assessment & Certification

Once you complete all the lessons/units, you are required to sit an exam which is multiple-choice. The pass mark is 60%. After successfully passing the exam you can obtain your certificate of achievement at an additional cost of £8 each.

There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment in this course. It is available to all students of all academic backgrounds.

This course opens a new door for you to enter the relevant job market and also gives you the opportunity to acquire extensive knowledge along with required skills to become successful in no time. You will be able to stand out in the crowd after completing this course. You will also be able to add our qualifications to your Resume and make yourself worthy in the competitive job industry.

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