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Core Principles in Quality Care Free online course

FREE Core Principles of Quality Care Online Course

This course introduces the shared foundations of four key approaches: Trauma-Informed Care, cultural safety, Person- and Family-centred Care, and Motivational Interviewing. It focuses on the common principles across these approaches and offers practical activities to help you begin applying them in your work.

Course details

  2–3 hours of self-paced online learning

  Includes certificate of completion

  For professionals, peer helpers, and anyone interested in person-centred care approaches

Introduction to Motivational Interviewing Free online course

FREE Motivational Interviewing Introductory Course

This brief online course is designed to offer a small taste of the foundational concepts of motivational interviewing (MI). It includes the definition of MI, an overview of the spirit of MI, and a description of a range of styles for interacting with a person.

Course details

  30 min self-paced online learning

  For professionals and peer helpers

Includes certificate of completion

Want to get a fuller picture of MI? Check out our Motivational Interviewing Foundations course — a self-paced online learning experience that covers the complete foundations of MI and includes three live practice and feedback calls with expert trainers.

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