advocacy training
course features
inclusive learning
Accessible sessions and materials on legislation and case law.
interactive learning
Varied approaches to learning combining interactive webinars, self-directed reading, pre-recorded videos and presentations and role play.
ongoing assessment and support
Varied knowledge reviews, skills assessments and regular check-ins
one-2-one, group and bespoke learning
Opportunities for online (zoom-based) and face-to-face learning individually, group based or specifically tailored.
cutting edge research
Learn about the latest evidence-based approaches to mitigating bias
structured learning design
Learning materials are based on research, theory and lived experience.
culturally appropriate advocacy training
All of Oxytocin-Learning courses take a 360 degree approach to blended learning. Our culturally appropriate advocacy training (CAAT) courses provide stimulating online and face-to-face learning opportunities ranging from 11-15 weeks.
Each course combines interactive learning sessions, webinars, presentations and self reading. The programmes are designed to equip participants with a lucid understanding of the knowledge, skills and sensitivity required to be culturally competent advocates for vulnerable people interacting with mental health services.
