24/03/2026
We are beyond excited to be hosting the UK’s first ever Duty of Care in TV Production Course (for mental health and psychological professionals and trainees), launching in April 2026, led by the award winning
This Duty of Care in TV Productions course is designed specifically for mental health professionals (MHPs) and those training as mental health professionals, who want to make a difference in the television industry.
This unique one-year diploma, led by renowned psychologist and psychotherapist Dr Charlotte Armitage, is now open for applications at YAFTA.
Why This Course?
The television industry is fast-paced and comes with its own set of challenges and risks for both contributors and professionals. YAFTA’s new programme bridges the gap, providing specialist training for MHPs to confidently and safely support TV productions. You’ll learn directly from clinicians and industry experts with real-world experience working on high-profile productions such as Big Brother, Deal or No Deal, Celebrity Big Brother, Ex on the Beach, Celebs Go Dating, true crime production, podcast and journalism.
Our guest lecturers are listed on the website and include TV Exec and Welfare Exec of Dating Naked & Blue Therapy , Casting Associate , casting and welfare exec , reality tv contributors , .sangha and Ali Bromley, BAFTA & Emmy winning documentary director Sophie Robinson and many others.
We are very lucky to have the experience and expertise of a range of industry professionals from creative directors, tv execs, casting & welfare producers, safeguarding experts and tv contributors.
If you want to be a psychologist or mental health professional in TV, this is the course for you! The next cohort commences on Friday 24th April. Register now.
To find out more or apply, please visit www.YAFTA.co.uk
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