Mental & Rare Works

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Onur Burak DURSUN

Bahadır TURAN

20 Hours

15 Students

PARENTS PLUS Child Program

The course includes

Up to 20 hours training in Turkish
Two DVDs with 80 real and role-played scenes of family interactions
with comments from professionals
parents and children
A comprehensive facilitator’s manual
with detailed guides to plan and deliver each session including how to structure group discussion and exercises
Two colourful parent books
containing all the programme handouts and worksheets for participants
Posters to highlight key programme concepts

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‘Parents Plus’ is an evidence based positive and practical parent training system. Video-based and modelling-assisted program aims to help parents build a positive relationship with their child and equips them with skills to promote prosocial behaviour and to assist with their children’s learning. We are a part of parents plus charity and providing Facilitator Trainings and materials in Turkish for years.

Onur Burak DURSUN

Professor Onur Burak Dursun is a distinguished child and adolescent psychiatrist dedicated to enhancing the quality of services for individuals with autism, fragile X syndrome, rare diseases, and other mental health needs, including ADHD and special learning disorders. He has coordinated pioneering national projects, contributed significantly to policy-making, and established services that have reached millions of individuals to date. Notably, he is the editor of Turkey's first National Rare Disease Action Plan, the Autism and SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy) Guidelines for the Turkish Ministry of Health. With around 100 scientific papers to his name, Dr. Dursun has also trained and mentored numerous academicians and professionals worldwide, focusing on evidence-based practices. He is the founder of Mental Healthworks, a publishing company dedicated to training professionals in evidence-based approaches and providing consultation to governments and institutions on neurodevelopmental disorders.