Events and training courses listing

London

AIT Sensitivities. Focuses on differentiating between four types of sensitivities: trauma based allergies, physically based allergies, intolerances, and toxins. Protocols for treating trauma and physically based allergies. Prerequisite: AIT BASICS. For more information contact Ruthie Smith.
T: 07971 964438
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W: www.aitherapy.org

The Tavistock Centre

Anna Freud Centre, London

The Practioner-Client Relationship as a Vehicle for Change. This module, five of six, offers a theoretical framework for addressing the relationship between the young child, parent and practitioner. It addresses the mental stance of the practitioner and the emotional climate of the engagement, and highlights these as the primary vehicle for change in the parent-infant relationship. The module also focuses on practitioner skills ('toolbox') to take a reflective approach as a clinician and to increase reflective capacity in the parents. Completion of module one is a compulsory requirement. For more information contact Gurjit Matharu.
T: 020 8938 2651
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W: www.tavi-port.org

London

Embodied Psychopathology. A short theoretical and experiential course, presenting body-psychotherapeutic perspectives on psychopathology, bridging the psychiatric and body-psychotherapeutic language. Facilitated by Asaf Rolef Ben-Shahar, PhD. For more information contact Debbie Cotton.
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W: http://www.integrativemindbodytherapy.org/imt-training/upcoming-workshops

Bradford

Recovering from Trauma: Boundaries and Healthy Relationships. PODS (Positive Outcomes for Dissociative Survivors) workshop, led by Carolyn and Rob Spring, exploring how trauma impacts our relationships, and most importantly what we can do about it. 　Using attachment theory and neuroscience as a basis, we will explore how we can develop our interpersonal capacities, both as counsellors and clients. With particular reference to complex trauma/dissociative disorders we will look at how to develop healthy boundaries and relationships. For more information contact Rob Spring.
T: 01480 878409
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W: www.pods-online.org.uk

Sutton Coldfield

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 W2

Facilitating Spiritual Growth. Important factors and attitudes and practising simple techniques used in the process of spiritual unfoldment. For more information contact CCPE.
T: 0207 266 3006
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W: www.ccpe.org.uk/seminars.html

The Tavistock Centre

Anna Freud Centre, London

An Introduction to Planning for Evidence-Based Practice. This module, six of six, will provide a basic understanding of service evaluation and methods for assessing intervention outcomes. A range of commonly employed methodological approaches will be introduced and discussed, and some of the ethical and methodological difficulties often encountered in evaluation research will be introduced. Completion of module one, 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

London

Imago Relationship Therapy:basic programme. For therapists who already have a practice with couples or who wish to develop one. 12 day small group intensive program helps therapists to grow personally and professionally. For more information contact Sophie Slade.
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W: http://www.sophieslade.com/basic.html

London W2

Alchemy of Relationships. Exploring, opening our hearts and changing our relationships. For more information contact CCPE.
T: 0207 266 3006
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W: www.ccpe.org.uk/seminars.html

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Psychoanalytic Insights into Personality Development in Children and Young People. A series of three thematic supervision seminars, structured on a case-based discussion group format. Number three - Individuation; Latency and Adolescence. For more information contact Annette Butters.
T: 0191 209 8383
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W: www.northernguild.org

Tavistock Centre, 120 Belsize Lane, London, NW3 5BA

Early Years: Importance of Early Intervention for Babies at Risk. Sponsored by the Charity ipAn. A Toolkit for the Emotional Screening of Infants and Early Signs of Distress. For more information contact the Tavistock Centre.
T: 0207 4333112
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W: www.infantmentalhealth.com

Hemel Hempstead

Trauma and the Body: Dissociation and Somatisation. PODS (Positive Outcomes for Dissociative Survivors) workshop, led by Carolyn and Rob Spring, exploring why so many trauma survivors suffer from numerous physical issues eg chronic pain and chronic fatigue syndrome, or a difficulty in connecting with the body at all. We'll be looking at the impact of trauma on the body, and how it seems that the body can also be a key to unlocking the psychological issues of trauma, in particular with reference to dissociative disorders. For more information contact Rob Spring.
T: 01480 878409
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W: www.pods-online.org.uk

North Wales

Four-day retreat. A four-day residential course in North Wales, offering space for nourishment, inspiration and learning focusing on Mindfulness. For more information contact Anne Douglas.
T: 01248 382939
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W: www.bangor.ac.uk/mindfulness

North Wales

Five-day Residential MBSR Mindfulness Event. This programme offers an alternative way to experience the mindfulness-based stress reduction 8-week course and may be the first step towards training to deliver Mindfulness-based courses. For more information contact Anne Douglas.
T: 01248 382939
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W: www.bangor.ac.uk/mindfulness