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CIS’ters CIS Training Course: 3 Linked Workshops
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Venue: Eastleigh, Hampshire
For more information, click here for flyer and booking information
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ESTD (European Society for Trauma and Dissociation) Bi-
Main Conference Objectives:
What's on offer?
A unique conference experience involving:
Why attend?
The conference is designed to empower people working in the areas of Trauma and Dissociation. It will provide you with direct training, valuable underpinning knowledge and can contribute to personal and professional growth.
The plenary session speakers have been chosen because of their strategic importance in key areas. This will be an holistic conference, designed to appeal to many audiences. Key themes and topics will include
In addition the conference will deliver interactive workshop sessions that will enable delegates to share best practice, exchange ideas, empower each other and discuss the latest research findings.
The conference will provide delegates with many valuable benefits:
8- Queen’s University, Belfast
For more information please go to www.estd2010.org
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Working with the Inner Child: Deep Release Trainer: Julie Timm Suitable for Counsellors and Clients
Many of us have a ‘lost child’ within us. This moving and inspiring workshop shows how we can find them and discover our true self, and so live a more integrated and whole life. Includes TA principles, Life Stages, working with the Safe Place, symbols, art work and other creative tools.
Saturday 10 April 2010 - Shipham Village Hall, Shipham, Somerset BS25
For more details and to book, email timmjulie@yahoo.co.uk or phone 01934 844721
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Structures and Disorders of the Self CONFER SEMINAR PROGRAMME
A seminar series for psychotherapists: 9 seminars of 2 hours each
The concept of the self is a subject of extensive theoretical debate, perhaps because of the great challenge of describing its characteristics and formation. Interestingly, within Western paradigms, the self is often understood through a relationship with its opposite: I and thou, self and society, true and false, inner and outer. And traditionally psychotherapy aims to strengthen these distinctions between self and other in the project of developing individuation and resilience.
In the plethora of theories certain ideas have been highly influential: Jung's theory
of the self as an autonomous, integrated whole that unifies the individual; an object
relational perspective illuminating the relationship between the perceived subject
and object; Kohut's understanding of the self as arising from a tension between conflicting
needs. Attachment/developmental theory elaborates how relational trauma contributes
to a fragile or fragmenting self that struggles to exist, while a linguistic approach
would understand the self as occurring in language. Post-
This seminar series will explore theories of the self, and how we can select from these to work most effectively with a particular patient/client. We will consider how we recognise and assess problems the development or experience of the self. Above all, we will talk about what therapeutic interventions are most likely to alleviate that person's suffering.
14 April - 21 April - 5 May - 19 May - 2 June - 16 June - 30 June - 7 July - 14 July -
Wednesday 14 April 2010 - Complete programme: £240.00 Individual seminars: £35.00 Venue: Tavistock Centre, 120 Belsize Lane, London, NW3 5Ba
For more details and to book, click here to go to website or email info@confer.uk.com
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Mental Health Issues in Counselling - Trainer: Dr Maureen Wilkinson & Pauline Andrew Suitable for Counsellors
An excellent day giving easily understandable information regarding mental health disorders, the use of medication and the effectiveness (or otherwise) of different counselling approaches.
Includes depression, schizophrenia and psychosis.
Saturday 17 April 2010 - J10 Counselling Service, Walsall, West Midlands, WS1
For more details and to book, email paul_niven@sky.com, go to www.j10counselling.org.uk or telephone Chris Niven on 01543 377508
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Parks Inner Child Therapy (PICT) Workshop Discovering and Changing Limiting Beliefs Trainer: Lindsay Schofield
Being able to identify and remove limiting beliefs is of prime importance to anyone wishing to facilitate change. To change limiting thought patterns, uncomfortable feelings, unwanted behaviours, take responsibility for one’s health, reduce stress responses, etc. will require belief work, because what we believe creates the reality we experience. This intensive workshop covers detailed information about discovering beliefs and how to use the Mistaken Belief Visualisation (MBV), to rapidly change them.
This one-
Lindsay Schofield is a Trainer, Supervisor and Therapist with a private practice near Croydon, South East London. She has specialised for work with trauma and children. Lindsay presents the PICT course and workshops, counselling training and skills, and her own workshops on counselling children. Lindsay is a licentiate member of the NCP, and a member of the ACC, BACP and BABCP; Lindsay is married with two teenage sons and a menagerie of animals.
Saturday 17 April 2010, 9.30 am - Cost: £85.00 Venue: Harvest Church, 72 Chelsham Road, South Croydon, CR2 6HY
For further information please email lindsay@citherapy.co.uk or telephone 020 8668 7527. For further information on PICT please go to www.ppfoundation.org.
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Early Trauma, Abuse and Neglect - Trainer: Pauline Andrew Suitable for Counsellors and Clients
This workshop addresses the effect of early abuse and neglect which can affect body, soul and spirit. The latest findings of neuroscience are simply explained, with teaching on trauma bonds, disorganised attachment, learned helplessness and how to work effectively to bring healing and hope.
Monday 19 April 2010 - The Sion Community, Sawyers Hall Lane, Brentwood, Essex CM15 9BX
£69.00 including lunch. Save over 10% if all 3 days 19-
Go to www.deeprelease.org.uk for more details and to book
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Toxic Churches and Spiritual Abuse - Trainer: Pauline Andrew Suitable for Counsellors and Clients
Church should be a safe place, but sadly many have been deeply wounded there, leaving
them ‘spiritually dislocated’. This day takes a very honest look at spiritual abuse
and its far-
Tuesday 20 April 2010 - The Sion Community, Sawyers Hall Lane, Brentwood, Essex CM15 9BX
£69.00 including lunch. Save over 10% if all 3 days 19-
Go to www.deeprelease.org.uk for more details and to book
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Extreme Reactions: Self- Trainer: Pauline Andrew Suitable for Counsellors and Clients
These difficult topics can cause strong feelings in clients, families and counsellors and this day is an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of these very distressing reactions to pain. Includes personal stories and practical ways of working. (NB: some material may be triggering)
Wednesday 21 April 2010 - The Sion Community, Sawyers Hall Lane, Brentwood, Essex CM15 9BX
£69.00 including lunch. Save over 10% if all 3 days 19-
Go to www.deeprelease.org.uk for more details and to book
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Understanding Attachment - Trainers: Deep Release Team Suitable for Counsellors and Clients
Why do we often feel confused about our feelings, both wanting help and pushing others away? This day will explain how understanding Attachment makes sense of this. As infants we need to attach to a safe person in order to grow and develop well. What happens if our key carer is not safe? Anxious attachment can lead us to develop a ‘false self’ and to build defences to keep out shame and pain. What are the implications for us as counsellors? This workshop is an absolute ’must’!
Tuesday 27 April 2010 - The Sion Community, Sawyers Hall Lane, Brentwood, Essex CM15 9BX
£69.00 including lunch.
Go to www.deeprelease.org.uk for more details and to book
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DID: Who are the Perpetrators? - Trainer: Adah Sachs
This ground-
Friday 30 April 2010 - The Sion Community, Sawyers Hall Lane, Brentwood, Essex CM15 9BX
£75.00 including lunch.
Go to www.deeprelease.org.uk for more details and to book
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