English Language Communication for Healthcare Professionals

Course Objectives

By the end of this one-month course, participants will be able to:

1. Communicate effectively with patients, children with disabilities, caregivers, and other professionals using clear, empathetic language.
2. Apply specialized clinical vocabulary accurately in discussions, therapy sessions, and case documentation.
3. Develop and maintain a therapeutic alliance through effective, culturally sensitive communication.
4. Use role-play scenarios to practice real-life situations, building confidence in professional interactions. 

Modules and Weekly Breakdown

Duration: 1 month
Delivery Mode: Online (Live Classes) On Zoom
Weekly Hours: 4 hours/week (2 sessions of 2 hours each) Tentative

Timings: Tentative

What You Will Learn:

1. Effective Communication Techniques
   Learn how to communicate complex psychological concepts in simple, clear, and empathetic language that is accessible to both children and their caregivers.
2. Field-Specific Vocabulary and Terminology
   Master the specialized vocabulary used in child psychology and therapy for children with disabilities, including terms related to neurodiversity, behavioral therapy, sensory processing, and more.
3. Role of Language in Building Trust and Rapport
   Understand the importance of language in establishing trust with children and their families, and how to adjust your communication style to suit different personalities and needs.
4. Writing Professional Clinical Reports and Documentation
   Develop the skills to write concise, clear, and professional therapy reports, case notes, and other documentation that is easily understood by both professionals and non-specialists.
5. Culturally Sensitive Communication
   Learn how to adapt your language and approach to effectively communicate with children and families from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, promoting inclusivity and understanding in your practice.