As a private practitioner, I know how tricky it can be to "put yourself out there" and "market" your practice.

It is for this reason that I've created a service built around supporting therapists to improve their websites with images, videos, and other content that tells the client exactly why they want to work with this particular counsellor.

Juliet will describe her six modular (2 days per module) training in depth, so that listeners can find out more about what is involved in being a couple therapist. She will share models and discuss topics that may come up when working with couples, such as emotional fusion (co-dependence) and differentiation. She will also talk about unconditional love, and whether one should 'expect' this from a life partner. She will explore ways in which people are enmeshed and fused, and the different ways this can manifest.

A conversation about Pornography use, demographics, and impact from child to adult. Why the current use of this media needs to be in almost every therapists' room, why the taboo needs to become the norm. Why different client groups need a permission and how to talk about this subject to your clients, whether they be child, adolescent, or adult.

Looking at the power and importance of the relationship in supervision. I have a particular interest in the relationship between supervisor and supervisee, and believe it can be the most creative and important support for counsellor and client. I am also interested in the difference between compassion and empathy, and in helping counsellors avoid burnout in these particularly challenging times.

This event will offer an outline and illustration of The Soulcentric Development Wheel which is a nature-based model of human development. The model is based on over 30 years of research by Bill Plotkin and the Animas Valley Institute. The model expresses 8 stages of human development with 9 passages with mature adulthood and life-enhancing cultures being rooted in transpersonal experience and revelation.

This event is not a training, it is an opportunity to begin to hear about and explore this visionary model for our urgent time. Reading the resource book will help beforehand, but not essential. This event is offered with kind permission of Bill Plotkin.

Over 2017/8 MindTech and the James Lind Alliance identified the Top 10 questions for digital technology in mental healthcare, these were filtered down from an initial 1350 questions, submitted by people with lived experience and health professionals. It is their intention that these will guide the funders of research to ensure that future research is focused on answering these questions and that the potential of digital technology for mental health can be fully realised.

Each conversation will centre around a series of structured questions related to the theme of the DigitalmHealth Conversation.

Delighted to present findings in relation to 'The Blossom Method: A Somatic Psychotherapy Model for Clinical and Everyday Settings' and to discuss working face-to-face with the Deaf Community, working in British Sign Language.

During this talk, Juliet Grayson will use a video showing the use of touch during a PBSP client session. In PBSP, this is done not by the therapist but using group members who role play Ideal Figures.

We will see more details of a PBSP client session (called a structure), and you will see in the video, the way we build this up, and the shifts that the client makes. Juliet will pause the video to comment on the techniques and what we are seeing.

Following from my event in April (16th) about Creating a model of supervision that works for your practice, I'd like to gather some points that are crucial for development and sound practice that therapists should be getting in their supervisory relationship, and that supervisors should be offering to their supervisees.

Older people rarely feature in counselling literature, and the very old barely at all. When I was training, I was as perplexed about this as I was disappointed. Counselling older adults, and those at the very end of their lives, is challenging, life-affirming, and, with the rapid rate of ageing, vital work. With this interview, I hope to inspire others to come into this work, using my own experiences to bring it to life, and to open the debate with colleagues already experienced in this area about how we improve access to and uptake of this service.

Over 2017/8 MindTech and the James Lind Alliance identified the Top 10 questions for digital technology in mental healthcare, these were filtered down from an initial 1350 questions, submitted by people with lived experience and health professionals. It is their intention that these will guide the funders of research to ensure that future research is focused on answering these questions and that the potential of digital technology for mental health can be fully realised.

Each conversation will centre around a series of structured questions related to the theme of the digitalmHealth conversation.

We will chat about giving and receiving nourishment, and ways to directly refresh ourselves in the flow of life-force energy that is always available for support and sustenance. No previous experience with meditation is necessary. This session can be useful as a one-off, stand-alone learning, and it also offers some orientation for the experiential seminars I will be offering with Online Events starting in the autumn.