Getting the best out of Peer Supervision
Peer supervision is seldom discussed in our training as counsellors. We have learned how to use peer supervision ‘on the job’, adapting the scraps of knowledge that are out there to suit our own experience. Sometimes we join cosy ex-training groups, seeking the comfort that comes with a sense of a shared training. We rush …
Regressive and Progressive forces in Therapy with Hanoch Yerushalmi
We are delighted to welcome Dr Hanoch Yerushalmi, who will be discussing his work on regressive and progressive forces in the therapeutic relationship in this ONLINE workshop. Some of the fundamental dynamics underlying the spontaneous developmental changes in therapy emanate from the nature and structure of therapy that foster both regressive and progressive urges and …
Private Practice online workshop with Kim Hamilton
Online workshop on setting up your own private practice Most initial therapy training focusses, quite rightly, on therapeutic skills and knowledge. Little is covered about running a business. If you decide you want to go into private practice, then it is just that … a business. Many therapists find this very challenging new territory that …
Ethical considerations when working with risk with Rachel Freeth
On line workshop with Rachel Freeth Increasingly counsellors and psychotherapists are working with clients who experience more complex and severe forms of mental distress and disturbance. As a result, there is a greater need to consider how we might work with clients who present with risk, for example, of suicide. In this session we will …