Events and training courses listing

Also 10,11 May and 20,21 Sept

Brighton

4 Workshops led by Dr Peter Jakob, Clinical Psychologist and Family Therapist. For more information contact Julie Sadler.

T: 01273 561 511
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W: www.emotionaldevelopment.co.uk

Brighton

Twilight Lecture by Peter Wilson, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist. for more information contact Julie Sadler.T: 01273 561 511
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W: www.emotionaldevelopment.co.uk

North Essex

Dreambody Retreat - Process Oriented approaches to working with the Dreaming Body through symptoms. Process Oriented Psychology Dreambody work as developed by Dr Arnold Mindell. A retreat accessing the dreaming process in our bodies, finding our connection with Self, society, Earth, and Universe. For more information contact Mark O'Connell.
T: 01206 230425
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W: http:/www.apricotcentre.co.uk

Eden Project, Cornwall

SITE Annual Conference - Nature Crisis: Rethinking psychoanalysis for the environment. The programme will include a presentation by Paul Kingsnoth, the Dark Mountain Project, and a range of workshops on environmental themes. Conference fee £75 (£50 concessions). For more information, contact the Administrator.
T: 01707 649788
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W: www.the-site.org.uk

Huntingdon

Living with Dissociation. PODS (Positive Outcomes for Dissociative Survivors) introductory workshop on dissociative identity disorder (DID) led by Carolyn and Rob Spring. Combining theory with lived experience, it looks at what dissociative disorders are, how they develop, and how there is real hope for healing and recovery with appropriate therapy. Suitable for therapists and other professionals, survivors and supporters. For more information contact Rob Spring.
T: 01480 878409
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W: www.pods-online.org.uk

London (Maudsley Hospital)

'Show me Don't tell me!' Psychodrama Workshop Weekend. In contrast to talking psychotherapies psychodrama is based in the principle of 'Show me, don't tell me!' This weekend offers an opportunity to experience the method and understand its underlying philosophy of action. For more information contact Anna Chesner.
T: 0207 515 6342
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W: www.londoncentreforpsychodrama.org/training-workshops.php

Birmingham

'Breaking the Spell' - Countertransference enchantment and the erotic transference

Erotic transference may put therapists in a state of 'unconscious enchantment', as if spellbound. Super-Vision is then required to facilitate a conscious attitude and 'break the spell' of countertransference enchantment. For more information contact Annette Rodney.
T: 0121 455 7888
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W: www.wmip.org

Also 29-30 Oct, 19-20 Nov 2011
21-22 Jan, 19-20 May 2012

London

The course is open to group analysts, group psychotherapists, individual psychotherapists and counsellors, who have had three years' post qualification experience. For more information contact Sam Evans.
T: 020 7431 2693
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W: http://www.groupanalysis.org/site/cms/contentCategoryView.asp?category=905

The Hallam Institute for Psychotherapy, Sheffield

The Hallam Institute for Psychotherapy presents a film event 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' followed by a talk by Sandra Thomas and audience discussion. For more information contact Louise Innes.
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W:  www.hallaminstitute.org

Crowborough, East Sussex

Trauma & Recovery. This workshop will introduce participants to the psychology of shock and trauma, the clinical difficulties that result and the nature of effective treatment. For more information contact Maddie Barry.
T: 01892 655 195
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W: http://www.wealdeninstitute.co.uk/Wealden_College/flyers.xalter

London

The Art and Science of Therapeutic Storytelling. Led by Pamela Gawler-Wright. Stimulate your client's natural healing resources. Naturally facilitate states of relaxation and imagination that are so vital to whole brain learning, healing and meaning-making. For more information contact Mandy-Jane Herring.
T: 020 8983 9699
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W: http://www.beeleaf.com

The Tavistock Centre

The Tavistock Centre, London

Module two, of six. The Developing Infant, the Couple and the Family: Understanding Relationships within a Social and Cultural Context. Students will become familiar with current theory and research regarding the life cycle of the family and to the diversity of systems into which babies are born. Evidence regarding how to effectively support families in the transition to parenthood and beyond will be presented. Completion of module one on 23-26 January is a compulsory requirement. For more information contact Gurjit Matharu.
T: 020 8938 2651
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W: www.tavi-port.org

University of Salford, Salford

Assessment of the Child's Emotional and Psychological Health and Wellbeing. Increase your knowledge and skills in addressing children's emotional, mental health and wellbeing. Aimed at qualified professionals of all disciplines who clinically assess children. For more information contact Julie Connett.
T: 0161 2952658
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W: http://www.fhsc.salford.ac.uk/coursedetails?id=336

Leicester

The Paradox of Self Harm. Deliberate self harm can be one of the most challenging of presentations for any practitioner. The incidence of Deliberate Self Harm is not really known as it is a secret activity and usually only comes to light when there is a need for medical attention. When a client or patient self harms it may raise many difficult feelings in the practitioner. For more information contact Rima Sidhpara.
T: 07930279246
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W: www.rhcp.org.uk

London

Mindfulness with Children and Families. This workshop will be of interest to anyone considering introducing Mindfulness into their work with children and families. We will explore techniques and practices appropriate for children and families in a variety of contexts. For more information contact Anne Douglas.
T: 01248 382939
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W: www.bangor.ac.uk/mindfulness

Edinburgh

Reaching for Relationship: An attachment-based approach to work with dissociation. A four-day course for practitioners with some prior training in work with dissociation who wish to enhance their practice using an attachment framework and have a current dissociative client. For more information contact Sue Richardson.
T: 01642 817658
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College Farm, High Hurstwood, East Sussex

Animal Assisted Counselling and Psychotherapy. Participants will work alongside the Institute's animals during experiential exercises. The workshop will cover the theory and practice of animal assisted therapy and its widespread use with a range of clients. For more information, contact Maddie Barry.
T: 01892 655 195
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W: http://www.wealdeninstitute.co.uk/Wealden_College/flyers.xalter

Castlefield, Manchester

EFT Level 1 (Introductory) Training with EFT Master Tania A Prince. This is an intensive introductory training course that provides students with a thorough grounding in how to effectively use EFT. The course includes demonstrations and gives students plenty of opportunity to practice with fellow attendees in a safe, supervised environment. For more information contact Tania A Prince.
T: 01625 520016
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W: http://www.regonline.co.uk/efttrainingmarch2012

London NW3

Introductory Weekend in Group Analysis. This Weekend Workshop aims to provide an introductory experience of group analysis. It consists mainly of experiential groups with some theoretical input. The purpose of the experiential groups is to learn about oneself and group processes from the 'here and now' experience within the group. For more information contact Sam Evans.
T: 020 7431 2693
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W: http://www.groupanalysis.org/site/cms/contentviewarticle.asp?article=1820

Castlefield, Manchester

EFT Level 2 Training wtih EFT Master Tania A Prince. This is an in-depth, intensive training course that provides plenty of opportunity for attendees to practice in supervised conditions. It is full of live demonstrations. The course is intended for those who would like to gain a deeper knowledge of EFT and for those who would like to become a Practitioner. For more information contact Tania A Prince.
T: 01625 520016
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W: http://www.regonline.co.uk/efttrainingmarch2012

North London

Contemporary Diverse Families; A Day of Exploration with StepIn ASAP and Playback South. StepIn ASAP presents a day for exploring the hidden dynamics of diverse family structures through dialogue and theatrical improvisation. This event will be suitable for therapists, counsellors and other related professionals (i.e. teachers, social workers). No previous experience is needed, and attenders will not be required to perform. CPD certificates will be available. The venue is at CUFOS, close to Alexandra Palace. The cost is £65 including refreshments and light lunch. For more information contact Dr Claire Asherton Bartram.
T: 020 8361 6146
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W: www.stepinasap.co.uk

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Introduction to Gestalt. Explore the fundamental principles of gestalt therapy including the drive toward, wholeness & self-actualisation,cycle of awareness,urge to complete, present moment, contact boundaries,resistance andlanguage of responsibility. For more information contact Annette Butters.
T: 0191 209 8383
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W: www.northernguild.org

Brighton

One Day Conference. For more information contact Julie Sadler.

T: 01273 561 511
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W: www.emotionaldevelopment.co.uk