What did you miss out on last weekend if you missed our webinars?
Here are some of the highlights of what you might have missed out on.
On Saturday in the Using Homework Effectively workshop we looked at 5 practical ways of responding positively to clients' homework activities through (1) Open Enquiry, (2) Process Enquiry, (3) Outcome Enquiry, (4) Learning Enquiry and (5) Identity Enquiry.
On Sunday we looked at practical techniques for working with clients suffering from complicated grief, bereavement and loss.
We discussed what kind of activities are likely to help clients deal with Loss and Restoration processing and the dangers of activities out of context.
Our main workshop on Sunday Foundations of Couples Counselling - we looked at key issues in counselling couples including the links to emotional attachment in ECFT counselling. We also looked at the specific techniques to use when one partner is more committed to the relationship and to counselling than the other through Discernment Counselling. The specific activities to use with clients included Mining, The Four Horsemen, 30 Conversations, Intimacy Bids Awareness, Exploration Exercises and Communication Skills. (The follow up workshop will run 27 Nov)
Also on Sunday in our Narcissism workshop we looked at those impacted by narcissistic behaviour. We looked at ways of helping clients impacted by Narcissitic Rage and the fascinating 'Echo' personality and the new idea of the 'Nemesis' personality.
But what about this weekend...?
We have three great webinars this weekend. Which one will you attend? Don't miss out...
Sat Oct 23
Introduction to Positive Psychology Book Now
This interactive webinar will provide an introduction to the key perspectives, practical techniques and challenges of positive psychology.
Sun Oct 24
Mindfulness and CBT - the Essentials Book Now
An accessible and experiential introduction to the essentials of 'Mindfulness' in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
Sun Oct 24
Working with Clients with Bipolar Conditions through CBT Book Now
An introduction to working with clients with different types of bipolar conditions and related treatment options from a CBT perspective.
See you soon,
Patrick
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