February 2019
The Future Of Counselling And Psychotherapy In 2028: How Digital Mental Health Care Might Impact And Disrupt Face To Face Care – Philippa Weitz
Philippa will talk over a few ideas rising from this research, and aim to engage and discuss with those attending about how the future might look for us specifically as online therapists.
Find out more »7 Counsellors Counselled Mike Trier: What Have We Learned? (Part 2) – Mike Trier
In 2016, Online Events revisited the Gloria film from the '60s by inviting counsellors from different modalities to counsel Mike Trier to showcase how they operate as counsellors. In this event, John Wilson and Mike Trier will focus on the first few minutes of each session, and in particular, whether the counsellors chose to work in the present or in the past with their client. In part 1, we followed 4 of the counsellors. Here, in part 2, we will follow the remaining 3 counsellors.
Find out more »March 2019
Attachment – Transactional Analysis Cumbria Conference 2019
The TA Cumbria Conference Committee hopes you'll join us on March 2nd to spend the day considering Attachment.
We are especially delighted to welcome as our keynote speaker, Sue Eusden TSTA(P), who has kindly agreed to speak in 2019 on her doctoral research and the experience of asking for help.
Find out more »Interview About the Chapter on ‘Dialectics of Person and Experiencing’ in the Book “Re-Visioning Person-Centred Therapy” – Tatiana Karyagina
We will discuss the chapter, 'Dialectics of Person and Experiencing', written by Tatiana Karyagia and Fyodor Vasilyuk, published in the book "Re-Visioining Person-Centred Therapy: Theory and Practice of a Radical Paradigm".
Find out more »Neuroscience for Effective Clinical Practice – Workshop 2
Understanding what’s going on in our heads – how our brain’s work – can help us become better practitioners and help our clients make sense of their experiences in ways that reduce self-blame and self-criticism. Although the human brain is probably one of the most complex structures around, some of the principles on which it works are easily explained. You don’t have to be a neuroscientist to get a better understanding of the brain and nervous system!
Find out more »The Empathor’s New Clothes: When Person-centered Practices and Evidence-based Claims Collide – Blake Griffin Edwards
"The Empathor's New Clothes: When Person-centered Practices and Evidence-based Claims Collide" from the book "Re-Visioning Person-Centred Therapy" by Manu Bazzano.
Find out more »Psychotherapy: A Critical Examination (Education, Training, And Sustaining Professional Development) – Keith Tudor
More details to follow.
Find out more »Intersecting Identities – Pink Therapy Conference
Our seventh conference is themed around Intersectionality, which explores the interconnected nature of social categorisations such as race, gender, faith and disability/health as they apply to a given individual or group, regarded as creating overlapping and interdependent systems of privilege and disadvantage. The term was coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989 although the dynamics she described of course, predate this. The majority of the conference will comprise a series of panels which will explore some of the implicit and explicit intersectional issues inside and outside of the therapy room.
Find out more »April 2019
CPD: Are There Any Activities That Do Not “Count”? – Alison Moore
In this discussion, Alison shares some of her CPD activities and how they are relevant to her practice, and hopes to hear from colleagues on what works well for them.
Find out more »Neuroscience for Effective Clinical Practice – Workshop 3
Understanding what’s going on in our heads – how our brain’s work – can help us become better practitioners and help our clients make sense of their experiences in ways that reduce self-blame and self-criticism. Although the human brain is probably one of the most complex structures around, some of the principles on which it works are easily explained. You don’t have to be a neuroscientist to get a better understanding of the brain and nervous system!
Find out more »Self Confidence in Business – Richard Maun
We will look at ways to build our confidence so that we can market and sell ourselves more effectively. The event will include references to TA models, top tips, and a story or two along the way. We are all Ok and this event is for those of us who sometimes feel Not Ok and want to do something about it!
Find out more »May 2019
Psychotherapy: A Critical Examination (Discipline, Profession, And Social Criticism) – Keith Tudor
More details to follow.
Find out more »Neuroscience for Effective Clinical Practice – Workshop 4
Understanding what’s going on in our heads – how our brain’s work – can help us become better practitioners and help our clients make sense of their experiences in ways that reduce self-blame and self-criticism. Although the human brain is probably one of the most complex structures around, some of the principles on which it works are easily explained. You don’t have to be a neuroscientist to get a better understanding of the brain and nervous system!
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