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Read More#Couples & Sex – Stephanie Palin
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Read MoreThe Internet and Me: Keeping My Head Above the Cyber-parapet – Suzie Mosson
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Read MoreIs Two A Crowd? – Mel Riley
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Read MoreIntroducing CBT Into Your Existing Practice – Elaine Davies
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Read MoreWhy You Need A Website Presence For Your Business & How To Begin – Damion Elson
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Read MoreHow To Create A Personal LinkedIn URL – Social Media with Saz! – Episode 14
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Read MoreThe Internet and Me: Setting Up Online Counselling Services – Jo Ames
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Read MoreAdoption and the Needs of Adoptive and Biological Parents: The Value of HSF – Marie Elizabeth Kruger
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Read MoreThe Therapeutic Relationship Handbook: Theory and Practice – Divine Charura & Stephen Paul
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Read MoreAddiction Awareness: Helping Addicted Clients Recover – Mike Eustace
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Read MoreExploring the Often Unspoken Effects of Breast Cancer – Cordelia Galgut
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Read MoreThe Internet and Me: Online Therapeutic Relationships – The Research to Date – Chris O’Mahony
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Read MoreHow To Respond When Clinical Notes Have Been Requested – Rory Lees-Oakes
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Read MoreSPAR Model of Trauma Therapy – Catherine Knibbs
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Read MoreKids Who Don’t Do Therapy – Mel Riley
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Read MoreSuicide Ideation in Cyberspace – Online Counselling with CYP – Jan Stiff & Sally Evans
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Read MoreBeing Seriously Playful – René Veugelers
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Read MoreUsing Therapy Skills Outside the Therapy Room – Sarie Taylor, Sue Cleaver, & Jacci Jones
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Read MoreWorking Online With Young People Affected by Domestic and Sexual Abuse – Joanna Sharpen
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Read MoreWorking with Children and Young People Who Express Suicidal Feelings – Sue Lewis
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Read MoreAdventures in Focusing-Oriented Therapy: Transforming our Experiencing through Relationship – John Threadgold
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Read MoreWhat Do You Get from Supervision? Do You Need What You Get? – Kathy Raffles
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Read MoreCoaching and Therapy… Compatible or Strange Companions? – Stephen Paul
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Read MoreHuman Social Functioning in Rural Practice – Bruce Llewellyn
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Read MoreThe Person Centered Approach and Community Development: Working with Disadvantaged Families and Communities – Antonio Monteiro dos Santos
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Read MoreWorking With Violence in Psychotherapy – Eoin Galavan
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Read MoreThe Internet and Me: “Counselling CYP Online – A World of Difference!” – Sally Evans & Jan Stiff
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Read MoreThe DIRT on Therapy – Mary F. McDonough & Martyn Clark
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Read MoreImproving Access to Your Therapy Practice for Disabled Clients – Libby Webber
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Read MoreWalking on Sunshine: 52 Small Steps to Happiness – Rachel Kelly
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Read MoreHypnotherapy and the Heimler Method – David Collingwood-Bell
In this event we will discuss:
How John Heimler influenced my becoming a hypnotherapist;
How the key features of HSF fit so well into the pratice of hypnotherapy; and
The type of client and condition for which the Heimler Scale is particularly useful.
Structural Dynamics and Behaviour in High Stakes – Catherine Thomson
Catherine will explore the Structural Dynamics (SD) model and dialogue as tools for having difficult conversations, focussing on how to recognise when the situation becomes ‘high stakes’ for yourself and/or others.
By the end of the session we will have had the opportunity to:
Identify triggers for ‘high stakes’;
Recognise your own response to ‘high stake’ triggers;
Explore how to lower the stakes for yourself; and
Manage high stake situations by using structural dynamics positions to take when in high stakes.
Making your FB Cover Image a ‘Call To Action’ – Social Media with Saz! – Episode 5
In this event Sandra demonstrates how you can use the timeline picture on your Facebook Page as a call to action.
Sandra also takes questions from the group including ‘should I pay to promote my Facebook posts’?
Don’t miss Sandra’s alternatives to paying for Facebook posts!
Read MoreOrganise your FB Page into Interest Lists – Social Media with Saz! – Episode 3
Organise your FB page into interest lists. You can open FB and decide what information you want to read instead of scrolling through the feed.
Read MoreHow Can I Use Twitter Effectively? – The Business Skills Hour with Richard Maun
Social media is a powerful route to market and a great way to make new friends and find new customers. However, it can be daunting at first and careless Tweets can cause you a headache.
In this workshop, we will look at Twitter do’s and don’ts, share top tips, and answer your questions. We can all use Twitter successfully to benefit our business and this workshop will put your mind at rest and give you the confidence to succeed. Your next customer might be one Tweet away, so join us and improve your business!
Read MoreHow to Spot Deeper Experiencing Levels and Not Get in the Clients Way – John Threadgold
In this event we will be exploring the link between client experiencing levels and outcomes in therapy. We will also briefly explore how therapists can flatten clients experiencing levels when we inadvertently flatten our own responses, and can deepen experiencing levels when we offer deepening responses to our clients. This research is relevant across the therapeutic models.
Read More3 Ideas for your Social Media Videos – Social Media with Saz! – Episode 4
In this event Sandra offers us 3 top tips for creating video for Social Media platforms,
Read MoreThe Internet and Me: Supporting Students as they Return to the Online ‘Classroom’ – A Counsellor’s View – Jacqui Atkinson
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Read MoreCounselling Class and Politics: Undeclared Influences in Therapy – Rory Lees-Oakes
All of our interactions with others are dictated by our own person politics, and counselling is no exception to this rule.
In this interview, Lecturer and Counsellor Rory Lees-Oakes , re-visits some of the ideas first explored by Anne Kearney in her seminal book, ‘Counselling class and Politics” first published in 1996.
Rory will explore some of the ‘Undeclared influences in therapy’ described in the book, as well as a reflection of more contemporary issues that face therapists working in ,what has been described as an Age of Austerity.
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