Events for UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES within 10 miles of your current location

This online workshop will aim to widen your knowledge of anger management and help you work effectively and more confidently with clients who present with anger. Several different approaches are explored during the day.

This network meeting is an exciting and unique opportunity for BACP members to come together and share experiences, challenges, success stories, business ideas and get to know other therapists.

The purpose of these sessions is to understand and apply an embedded approach to therapeutic practice, where context, normativity/diversity, and universal EDI are embedded by design in self, , therapeutic practice and curriculum (not as an add-on)—referred to as 'Whole-Person' or ‘Whole Solution' Practice. This includes awareness, tools, and skills in embedding social and personal context, normativity, similarity and difference, ‘as standard’ for all clients (as well as becoming more self-aware of your own whole context).

This in-person Professional Development Day (PDD) will broaden your knowledge on the theory and practice of working with groups.

This workshop will explore the impact of working creatively and the effects this might have on the therapeutic alliance. Video demonstrations will enable you to observe first-hand how to work with symbols, fairy tales and pictures in counselling.

This online workshop will aim to widen your knowledge of anger management and help you work effectively and more confidently with clients who present with anger. Several different approaches are explored during the day.

The purpose of these sessions is to understand and apply an embedded approach to therapeutic practice, where context, normativity/diversity, and universal EDI are embedded by design in self, , therapeutic practice and curriculum (not as an add-on)—referred to as 'Whole-Person' or ‘Whole Solution' Practice. This includes awareness, tools, and skills in embedding social and personal context, normativity, similarity and difference, ‘as standard’ for all clients (as well as becoming more self-aware of your own whole context).

Join Sally Openshaw for a Professional Development Day to widen your knowledge and normalise the presence of erotic material in the therapy room.

This workshop will explore the impact of working creatively and the effects this might have on the therapeutic alliance. Video demonstrations will enable you to observe first-hand how to work with symbols, fairy tales and pictures in counselling.

This workshop aims to help people who care about human connection to have a basic understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its potential effects in counselling practice.