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The use of qualitative methods in psychology research has grown enormously in recent decades.
This workshop provides an opportunity for practitioner psychologists to learn how to use the Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI).
This two-day workshop will offer participants a firm foundation for working with PTSD using Trauma-Focused CBT, underpinned by a relational philosophy.
This is the first of a series of four workshops to facilitate supervisors, or would-be supervisors, to develop, reflect on and refine their own personal practice, tailored to their approach, the context in which they work, and their client group/s
Coaching can make a profound contribution to people, freeing them up to bring their intentions into their work and wider life with dignity, humanity and skilfulness.
Story telling is such a natural part of our culture and school activity that stories can be used in a very natural way, helping the child feel less pathologised.
The workshop will consist of a small input of theory of giving supervision in various settings (most of the skills are generic to all practitioner psychologists); some discussion and several activities, including a “fishbowl” experience.
Defining good supervision and how it works has been a challenge for psychologists.
This workshop aims to provide the participants with the knowledge needed to become a reliable and sought after expert witness in the family courts.
This workshop is designed to help continue to uphold and enhance our professional standards as psychologists (both qualified and in-training). Specifically this workshop aims to:
This workshop will explore the current and developing roles of the educational and clinical psychology working within a particular Youth Offending Team. Provisional timetable
The aim of this workshop is to provide attendees with a basic understanding of mindfulness and to explore ways in which it might be useful in areas of applied health psychology. Provisional timetable
Over 100,000 people in the UK experience a stroke each year. Physical problems after stroke can include inability to walk, and to wash and dress independently.
The workshop will help occupational psychology practitioners to gain a better understanding of common mental health problems and their impact on the workplace.
This is the third of a series of four workshops to facilitate supervisors, or would-be supervisors, to develop, reflect on and refine their own personal practice, tailored to their approach, the context in which they work, and their client group/s
This workshop aims to provide the participants with the knowledge needed to become a reliable and sought after expert witness in the civil courts. Provisional timetable09:30 Registration/tea and coffee
The aim of this workshop is to increase professionals’ confidence and awareness of working with suicidal patients.
This workshop offers continuing professional development to improve the skills of Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWPs) in the nationwide IAPT service.
This is the fourth of a series of four workshops to facilitate supervisors, or would-be supervisors, to develop, reflect on and refine their own personal practice, tailored to their approach, the context in which they work, and their client group/
This workshop aims to provide the participants with the knowledge needed to become a reliable and sought after expert witness in the criminal courts.
Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy is a multifaceted construct that envelops concepts including nonjudgement, acceptance, present awareness, attention and intention.
Counselling psychology has a great deal to offer therapeutic work with children, yet this is often overlooked and underrepresented in services.
Counselling psychology training is inherently leadership training and we invite people to come and find out why! We strongly believe that counselling psychologists’ leadership potential is under-estimated and under-utilised.
The workshop presents an integrated approach to understanding personality development by illustrating theory into an applied understanding.
This workshop introduces a simple, emotion focused, approach to making sense of mental distress.
