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ANGER RAGE AND RELATIONSHIP ONLINE 15 & 16 JUNE 2024
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This course is part of our
Certificate in the Complexity of Working With Trauma
The next dates of courses coming up are:
An Overview of Working With Trauma and the Living Body: A Practical and Clinical Approach - Friday 21st June - Sunday 23rd June 2024
Working With Shame - Sunday 8th September 2024
Suicide and Trauma - Monday 29th April 2024
Grief: The Gateway to Transformation - Sunday 21st April 2024
ON DEMAND PRE-RECORDED WATCH WHEN YOU WANT: These are noted in blue on this page (see further down for more info on content of each one). NB First create an account at jandw.thinkific.com (or log in) and then you will be able to purchase the talks.
- The Body Keeps the Score: Child Sexual Abuse – Ten Topics from the Pesso Boyden Framework for Trauma-Informed Therapeutic Healing -2½ hours On Demand Recording – watch when you want click here
- Vicarious Trauma – 30 minutes On Demand Recording – watch when you want click here
- War and the Soul – 45 minutes On Demand Recording – watch when you want click here
To see details of other dates, and all our other award winning courses click here
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Date: Saturday 15th & Sunday 16th June 2024
Alternative Dates: Saturday November 2nd & Sunday November 3rd 2024 or Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th April 2025
Times: 9.15 log on, for a prompt 9.30 start (GMT) until 4.30 (GMT) each day.
These are UK times. There will be breaks during the day.
Trainer: Sue Parker Hall, scroll down to see more about the trainer
Location: Online
Cost: £199 if booked by 14 April 2024
£215 if booked by 14 May 2024
£235 Full Price
CLICK HERE TO BOOK
If your booking is accepted that means there was space for you. If it is full, email [email protected] to join the ‘reserve list’. Then, if anyone drops out we will notify you, if there is a ‘last minute’ place for you. We will also let you know when we plan a new date.
NB For therapists who have completed the Couples in Conflict module of the Working With Couples 6 module course, we are offering a 50% discount because there is a large overlap in the content of this workshop. However, Sue will be working more deeply with this topic, and so you may wish to attend this course to deepen your knowledge.
Content: This 2 day training
- defines and differentiates between anger and rage
- makes the link between rage and trauma
- explores the positive aspects of anger and
- identifies a wide range of ways in which anger gets distorted
- presents a relational approach and methodologies for working with anger and rage.
- offers the opportunity to view a demonstration of the approach,
- skills practice,
- a supervision slot to discuss a case and
- opportunities throughout for Q&A.
- deepens understanding about how a therapeutic relationship alone provides clients with everything they need to address their anger and rage issues.
- arms participants with up to date neuroscience, positive outcomes in therapy and academic research findings.
Trainer: Sue Parker Hall
Sue is a Certified Transactional Analyst (UKCP registered) and a MBACP (Snr. Accredited) therapist, with over 20 years’ experience. She has lectured on higher education diploma and degree courses (validated by University of Plymouth).
She is the author of “Anger, Rage and Relationship: An Empathic Approach to Anger Management” published by Routledge.
The book was written with clients and mental health professionals in mind and was the culmination of years of practice and study into the differences between anger and rage and how to work with them.
She has spoken at international conferences. See her workshops (on this website) on Working With Shame. She is a supervisor of practitioners (individual and groups) helping a diverse client population.
Who is this workshop is designed for: Counsellors, psychotherapists, coaches and health workers are welcome to attend this workshop. The focus will be on one-to-one work with clients. We also allow members of the general public to attend this workshop, should it be relevant to them.
Equipment you will need: We will use Zoom, so you would need a computer that has good enough internet access to be able to be online, and in a quiet spot where you won’t be disturbed. It would be preferable if there are no people walking around in the background. An iPhone can be used in an emergency, but we recommend planning on using a laptop or computer. Tablets also work, though please be aware that they have less functionality in Zoom.
If this course is full: If your booking is accepted that means there was space for you. If it is full, email [email protected] to join the ‘reserve list’. Then, if anyone drops out we will notify you, if there is a ‘last minute’ place for you. We will also let you know when we plan a new date.
Approved for CPD : This course has been approved by NCIP- National Council Of Integrative Psychotherapists. This course will give you 12 hours of CPD
Our expectation: Is that you will attend this workshop for the full length of the course, have your video on, your mobile off, and fully participate.
- There are some online talks on zoom that allow you to come and go, or to choose not to participate in the exercise and breakout rooms. This culture has started to creep into our workshops. We have even had people say they want to leave to go and pick up children from school or walk their dog! People dropping in and out is very disruptive – especially when there may be group exercises that are planned for the same group to participate in a number of times.
- Because of this, we want to be clear about our expectations. This workshop has been planned with the assumption that you, and everyone else, will attend for the full time.
- So please be clear, that if you book on this workshop, we expect you to attend for the whole time, to participate in the breakout rooms and exercises and have your video switched on.
- Please also put your mobile to one side and on silent – checking your phone or texting will mean that you miss material. So we request that you only check your phone during breaks.
Maximum numbers: 30
Slides: These will be sent to you AFTER the workshop.
Handouts: After the workshop you will be asked to fill in a feedback form. Completing this feedback form will give you a link to further handouts. Please write this link and password down, as you will need these to access the webpage where this comprehensive set of handouts are stored. These handouts are available for you to download a copy onto your own desktop. You must complete the download within two weeks of the end of the workshop. We ask you not to share any of the slides, exercises or handouts with other professionals who have not attended the workshop. But you are welcome to share the occasional handout or page with clients.
Therapists Insurance: By booking on this workshop you confirm that you have sufficient insurance to offer therapy to the public. (We are required by the NCIP, who accredit this workshop, to ask you to confirm this). If there is any discrepancy please let us know by contacting [email protected]
Cancellations: Any request to change (eg defer to alternative dates) or cancel your place at a workshop, that is made at less than 21 days before the course start date will be charged in full. Any cancellation / amendments / requests to defer before 21 days, will be subject to a 12.5% handling charge.
For more information: If you have further questions please email: [email protected] or call Juliet Grayson on 01291 638805
CPD form : A Certificate of Attendance form for Continuous Professional Development for 12 hours will be sent by email once you have filled in the feedback form.
A great two days that was well paced and full of knowledge and strategies – I feel much better equipped to deal with these issues
Sue shares some helpful models that you can use when working with clients and also helps you build on your own skills that you already have.
Organised through Sleeping Mountain Ltd
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YOUR FREE POEM
Dasht-I-Margo
There’s grief between us now,
and what they call the disintegration of the self,
the long cold desert that dries out thoughts,
that leaves them parched, and bleached
and finally eroded.
............................ Nothing meets nothing
on the high plateau, except that now and again
she looks at me as if I were a stranger,
an Afghan tribesman, wrapped in misty grey,
appearing out of nowhere in the Dasht-I-Margo.
Seen through the glass of her imaginings,
I loom like a brigand in her Desert-of-Death.
She flinches. I withdraw but it’s too late.
Her loathing cuts me like a knife.
William Ayot
Small Things That Matter
2003
https://williamayot.com/
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