In this interview, Maggi and John will be sharing the experience of the first two presentations of the workshop: what weve learned, the feedback from the participants about the online format, and how we may develop other workshops in the future.

We'll be able to give some practical pointers about how to prepare for the 2-day workshop and things to consider during the workshop. If you're considering the 2-day format, tune into the interview for further information.

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.

Jane will be discussing considerations for effective, ethical, and legally compliant delivery of a webcam and Voice only Online Counselling practice. This will include the practicalities and use of secure/encrypted platforms, etc.

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.

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.

I am a published author and was recently given a Lifetime Achievement Award by Coaching at Work. Now that was lovely and quite unexpected. I will be reflecting on what I have learned over many years' experience in a variety of roles in the helping professions, and a spell in university teaching, from being in therapy, and learning with many friends and colleagues. I also have some radical ideas about education and training in the helping professions.

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.

In this interview, Wendy is in conversation about Ancestral Lineage through a Nature-Based Perspective. She will wonder whether we have forgotten the deep roots and stories in the marrow, the DNA of our bones, thereby feeling disconnected from the depth of our roots in deep Ancestral lineage, both human and more-than-human. Such a forgetting or repressing, contributes to a sense of aloneness, lost, and longing that may haunt us leading to what we might call Depression or Anxiety, and disconnection from our own authentic and Earth-given nature, dignity, and true inheritance.

It's not an exaggeration to say that the Polyvagal Theory has revolutionised the way that we see the body in relation to therapy, particularly in trauma. At its basis, it explains how the nervous system responds to detecting safety or threat in the environment, including the internal environment of the body. Knowing this gives us a more complete way of understanding our reactions, behaviours, emotional responses, and how we relate to each other as social animals.

In this interview, Maggi McAllister-MacGregor will discuss some of these applications in relation to therapeutic work and how working in this way can produce more effective results with clients. She will also talk about some of the workshops that she is developing with Online Events to bring some of these exciting new developments to your practice.

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.

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.

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.

In this Interview in nature/eco-based work, Wendy is in conversation offering another way of dreamwork through a Soulcentric perspective. From this perspective, every dream is an opportunity for transforming the ego in a shift from ego-centric identity to soulcentric identity into living the full mythopoetic, enchanted (and enchanting) human being we are born to be. Wendy is also in conversation about how wandering on the land in conversation with our dreams can deepen our experience of ourselves, the land and the dream leading us to next steps in the conversation between crossing into the Mysteries between nature and psyche on the Journey to Soul. If you have a short, fresh dream, do bring it and we will see if there's a moment to experience the work. Otherwise, there is a two-part workshop in December to be dreamed into for a deeper taste of the work.

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.