Philippi Trust Namibia Courses Offered

Philippi Trust Namibia Courses Offered

What We (Philippi Trust Namibia) Do

 We are an inter-denominational team of Christians living out our faith in the service of others. By combining the best Christian practices with secular wisdom we seek to bring understanding and healing to those in need. The counselling support at Philippi is not an alternative but complementary to social work interventions, psychotherapy, the love and attention of a close friend, pastoral or any other form of care. People from all age groups contact us to seek help. Children are usually counselled with the permission of a parent or guardian.

The Philippi Trust Namibia Emotional Wellbeing Programme offers an affordable service to employers and employees alike. This programme consists of services that are accessible to employees and managers alike and provide uniquely tailored solutions to assist employees face the stresses associated with modern life.

Training

Training in counselling for community counsellors and teachers as well as health care professionals and other care workers is an integral part of our commitment to bring God’s love, joy, peace and healing into the lives of those in pain and in need of hope so that they in turn learn to value their individuality and to enjoy a wide range of personal relationships. Professional training standards are maintained throughout and our experienced counsellors subscribe to the Code of Ethics of the Association of Christian Counsellors (ACC), based in the United Kingdom, to which Philippi Trust Namibia is affiliated.

Counselling

We provide a broad based, general Counselling service with specialist knowledge applied in the areas of HIV/AIDS, Psycho-social Support for Orphans & Vulnerable Children, Child Abuse and Compulsive and Dependent Behaviour and specialise in Counselling Skills Training.

Our counselling is based on reflective listening; it is non-intrusive, largely non-directive and fully accepting of the counselees many of whom contact us directly or are referred to us by church leaders, medics and community workers.

Children

We believe that the youth, if given adequate training, can play a major role in empowering vulnerable children.

Emotional Wellbeing

In today’s fast-paced, achievement orientated society, maintaining a positive balance is not always easy.