University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow
A small number of openings remain for the next EFT masterclass.
Emotion-Focused
Therapy has been shown to be highly effective for helping clients with
depression. In this session I provide an
overview of experiential processes in depression and key EFT tasks in
depression, including self-criticism splits, self-interruption, and unfinished
business.
From an EFT
perspective, depression is all about different kinds of stuckness, and it can be very easy for therapists to become stuck
with their stuck clients in their stuck process. A critical point is for the therapist to see
depressive stuckness not as something that just happens to the client but
instead as something the client does to themselves. At the same time, it is important for
therapists not to judge depressed clients for being stuck or bringing about
their stuckness, but to offer the different parts of the client genuine empathy
and compassion.
Individual sessions of the new Emotion-Focused
Therapy Masterclass Series are open to counsellors and psychotherapists
(Diploma level or above) who have completed Level Two or Level Three training
in EFT. If it’s been a while since you
did EFT training, the masterclasses can serve as a refresher course and enable
you to catch up on more recent developments in EFT theory, practice and
training.
This session will
include videos or live demonstration, supervision of client work, and small
group skill practice. Participants are
encouraged to bring in material from their depressed clients.
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Enrolment
is set for a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 15.
The balance between supervision and skill practice will depend of number
of participants.
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Course fee: £120.
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The
course could be taken for continuing professional education credit.
Contact: jan.bissett@strath.ac.uk or 0141-444 8415 for further
information on this training, the facilitator, ways of applying for this course
or other APT events.
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