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The document outlines a Certificate course in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Skills for Occupational Health (OH) Professionals, scheduled from March to June 2011 in Birmingham. It aims to equip OH professionals with practical CBT skills to manage common mental health issues in the workplace, enhancing employee retention and facilitating return-to-work processes. The course includes experiential learning, assessment techniques, and therapeutic strategies, led by experienced tutors from the University of Birmingham and Staffordshire University. It emphasizes the cost-effectiveness of CBT as an intervention for mental health problems.

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NATO is strengthening dialogue and cooperation with its partners in the Indo-Pacific region Australia, Japan, the Republic of Korea and New Zealand. In todays complex security environment, relations with like-minded partners are increasingly important to address cross-cutting security issues and global challenges.

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