A one day workshop looking at issues around loss & bereavement. The workshop is experiential in nature and there will be opportunities to look at our own responses to loss as well as exploring some of the theory of the bereavement process and how we can help clients experiencing complicated grief.
£60 – places now booking
Exploring the Ethical Framework - 2 Day Workshop
Friday30th July & Friday 6th August - 10.00am to 4.00pm
A BACP devised training module.
Consists of a 2 day workshop exploring the BACP Ethical Framework. The workshop is experiential in nature and there will be opportunities to look at our professional practice and ethical decision making. Time will be given to consideration of how to ensure we are working within the Ethical Framework as well as working with case study material.
£60 – places now booking
Dream Workshop
Saturday 11th September - 9.30am to 4.00pm
A one day workshop looking at how we can use the ideas and techniques of Focusing to work with our own dreams and those of our clients. The workshop is experiential in nature and you will be asked to bring some of your own “dream material” with you. No experience of Focusing is necessary and the workshop will be suitable for those who havepreviously attended a dream workshop as well as those who are new to the subject.
A one day workshop introducing the ideas and work of Gene Gendlin. As well as learning about some of the key concepts participants will have the opportunity to learn and practice Gendlin’s Focusing steps, both as“Focuser” and as a “Focusing Companion”. There will be an opportunity to attend an optional Focusing group, looking at using Focusing within Person-Centred practice for those who are interested
£60 – places now booking
Working with Issues Around Suicide Workshop
Saturday 15th January 2011 - 9.30am to 4.00pm
A one dayworkshop focusing on all aspects of suicide and working with clients withsuicidal thoughts and feelings. Risk factors and warning signs will bediscussed in full as well as professional practice issues such as ethicaldilemmas around disclosure; care for self and BACP Ethical Framework guidance.
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