All of our culturally specific learning course are specifically designed for:

• Social Care Professionals 
• Ex-service Users
• Service Commissioners
• Carers
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No, all of the Oxytocin-Learning programmes have been specifically developed for men and women from African-Caribbean backgrounds. The PDP (men) however is bespoke for African Caribbean males and the The PDP (women) is bespoke for African Caribbean females.

Past and recent research has shown that Black men are over-represented within mental health inpatient and secure care services. Black people experience particular challenges that the learning programme has been designed to address. Over many years the Oxytocin-Learning team has learnt a great deal about what works when providing training to diverse groups and communities. Throughout all of our learning programmes we promote positive learning experiences from participants to inform on-going changes. 

Yes, all our learning courses are provided on-line and within the community based setting. Unfortunately due to the Covid-19 situation all external training has been cancelled. When courses are provided in the community some individuals may require permission for escorted or unescorted leave.

There is no guarantee of volunteer or paid roles available as a direct result of our specific training. However by completing our learning programmes you will develop a wide range of transferable skills that will support you in your applications for future peer mentoring and culturally competent advocacy opportunities. 

The first thing to do is make direct contact with me: anthony@oxytocin-learning.com or make a 1-2-1 appointment or why not immediately  enrol on the CCAT today. You are also welcome to have a chat and/ or log on to one of our information webinar and meet the programme facilitators direct. Remember all of our facilitators have lived experience of mental health or substance misuse challenges and will be able to answer many of the questions you may have.