What do therapists need to know about the brain and the body whilst working clients? Interpersonal neurobiology gives us a scientific framework to consider interventions and enhance our treatment planning; as well as a greater understanding into our clients experience of life. Interpersonal neurobiology focuses on how relationships interact with the brain and the body to create who we are.
This highly experimental training invites participants to get to know their own bodies further, in order that they can better attune to their clients’ moment to moment experience. Participants will come away with practical tools and a new perspective to consider what happens in the therapy room.
We will look at brain function and development; how relationships effect brain structures; polyvagal theory; attachment; affect regulation; and the neurobiology of trauma.
We will be covering the work of Dan Siegel, Stephen Porges, Deb Dana, Babette Rothschild, Louis Cozolino, Allen Shore and Pat Ogden among others
It will be delivered online, interactively, using Zoom.
A Link Centre Certificate will be provided at the end of the course.
Course Dates and Times:- 10 x Weds evening session (5pm to 8pm)
May 19th, 26th
June 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd,30th
July 7th, 14th, 21st
Course Fee: £445. A deposit payment of £45 must be made on booking with the balance of £400 due approx a month before the course starts
Cancellation Policy: 50% refund will be given on cancellations with more than 7 days’ notice. Deposit payments are non-refundable.
19th May to 21st July 2021
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10 Wednesday evening sessions
May 19th, 26th
June 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd,30th
July 7th, 14th, 21st
Time: 5pm – 8pm
A deposit payment of £45 must be made on booking with the balance of £400 due approximately 1 month before the course starts. Alternatively if you wish to book a place on the course and pay the full amount straight away, please email us.
50% refund will be given on cancellations with more than 7 days’ notice. Deposits are non-refundable.
Online Event
12 Tuesday Evenings (Feb to May)
This training for working with trauma will be a co-created and experiential course. As a training group we will work together to support your professional development as a counsellor or therapist working with traumatised clients.
We will explore theoretical frameworks relating to trauma. We will work with clinical client examples to support the integration of theory and practice.