CPD MODULES

Title: Unleashing Purpose: Harnessing the Power of Ikigai in Therapy Duration: 0.5 Hours Course Description: This engaging and transformative workshop is designed for trainee and qualified counsellors who are eager to explore innovative and creative approaches in therapy. "Unleashing Purpose: Harnessing the Power of Ikigai in Therapy" introduces participants to the profound Japanese concept of Ikigai—a philosophy that combines passion, profession, mission, and vocation to help clients find their true purpose in life. Throughout this dynamic session, participants will delve deep into the origins and elements of Ikigai, gaining valuable insights into how this framework can be used to guide clients toward greater fulfillment and well-being. The workshop offers a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice. Participants will learn how to integrate Ikigai into various therapeutic modalities Learning Objectives: Understand Ikigai: Gain a deep understanding of the Ikigai concept, its origins, and its cultural significance. Explore Ikigai's Four Elements: Learn to identify and explore the four key components of Ikigai. Utilise the Ikigai Diagram: Develop skills in using the Ikigai diagram as a practical tool for self-reflection and client exploration. Integrate Ikigai in Therapy: Learn strategies to incorporate Ikigai into various therapeutic modalities, enhancing client engagement and outcomes.

Duration: 1.5 hours This experiential workshop explores the power of somatic techniques to enhance both personal self-care and professional practice. Designed for practitioners, it offers practical tools for integrating body-centered approaches into your own wellness routine while providing gentle techniques that can be introduced in client sessions. You’ll learn to harness the body’s wisdom to promote healing, reduce stress, and foster resilience, enriching your self-care journey and enhancing your therapeutic skills. Session content: Brief welcome and introduction. Importance of self-care for clients and practitioners. What is somatics? - Exploring the mind-body connection. Suggested somatic self-care activities (body scanning, grounding, movement). Guided meditation focused on grounding. - breathing and bodily sensation awareness.- connecting to the body. Visualisation and guided prompts Introduction to somatic breathflow exercises.- the connection between breath and the nervous system.- using breath to connect mind and body. Using ribcage flexibility exercises Introduction to dreamtime meditation.- listen to music and access deeper consciousness and intuition.- Creating spaciousness for self-reflection. Integration of insights and experiences.- Option for Reflective exercise or journaling.- Closing thoughts on continuing self-care.- Final comments and suggestions. About your facilitator: With over 20 years experience in health and wellbeing, mental health and community and social wellbeing, Jenny brings a unique integrative approach to her work by blending psychology, art, nature and body centered practices to offer holistic care and support. Her person centred approach focuses on guiding clients towards meaningful growth and transformation by tapping into their innate strengths and potential. Social media: @biophilicwellness

Course Overview: In the dynamic and often unpredictable field of therapy, preparing for unforeseen circumstances is crucial. This workshop, designed for both trainee and qualified therapists, introduces the vital concept of clinical wills. Participants will explore the purpose, structure, and implementation of clinical wills, ensuring they are well-equipped to protect their practice and clients. Learning Objectives: Understand the significance of clinical wills in maintaining ethical and professional standards. Learn the essential components and structure of a comprehensive clinical will. Navigate the ethical, legal, and practical considerations in creating and maintaining a clinical will. Develop an initial draft of a clinical will tailored to individual practice needs. Reflect on the personal and professional implications of not having a clinical will, fostering ongoing preparedness and responsibility. Course Content: A few opening considerations Ethics and professional obligations What is a clinical will Key components Contents Security and data protection Informing your clients Therapeutic executors- Who, what, why and when. Risks of not having one Final points of consideration and key action points TCC top tips Reflection prompts

This three module series is designed for both trainee and qualified therapists working in private practice, aiming to enhance their skills and knowledge in conducting effective counseling assessments. Over the course of the program, participants will delve into the intricacies of assessment processes, exploring best practices, ethical considerations, and practical strategies to refine their ability to evaluate and understand their clients comprehensively. Objectives: By the end of this course, participants will be able to: Understand the Purpose and Types of Assessments Develop Rapport and Trust Implement Culturally Responsive Practices Apply Practical Assessment Skills Manage Challenges in Assessment Utilise Assessment Tools Effectively This module (module 3) will focus on: Practical skills in the room Dealing with challenges in the room Managing time constraints and balancing need Supervision and assessments Document and record keeping Self assessment Key takeaways Reflections and going forward

This three module series is designed for both trainee and qualified therapists working in private practice, aiming to enhance their skills and knowledge in conducting effective counseling assessments. Over the course of the program, participants will delve into the intricacies of assessment processes, exploring best practices, ethical considerations, and practical strategies to refine their ability to evaluate and understand their clients comprehensively. Objectives: By the end of this course, participants will be able to: Understand the Purpose and Types of Assessments Develop Rapport and Trust Implement Culturally Responsive Practices Apply Practical Assessment Skills Manage Challenges in Assessment Utilise Assessment Tools Effectively This module (module 2) will focus on: Building a rapport and establishing trust Gathering information How to explore presenting issues What you need to cover in an assessment session Assessment forms Assessing risk Organisational and institutional considerations Outcome measures Research findings Reflections

This one-hour CPD module for Clinical Supervision Membership is designed to provide practitioners with a comprehensive understanding of the crucial elements to consider when preparing for effective clinical supervision sessions. The module explores a wide range of factors that contribute to the therapeutic process and professional growth, emphasizing the importance of a holistic and reflective approach.

This three module series is designed for both trainee and qualified therapists working in private practice, aiming to enhance their skills and knowledge in conducting effective counseling assessments. Over the course of the program, participants will delve into the intricacies of assessment processes, exploring best practices, ethical considerations, and practical strategies to refine their ability to evaluate and understand their clients comprehensively. Objectives: By the end of this course, participants will be able to: Understand the Purpose and Types of Assessments Develop Rapport and Trust Implement Culturally Responsive Practices Apply Practical Assessment Skills Manage Challenges in Assessment Utilise Assessment Tools Effectively This module (module 1) will focus on: What are assessments, why do we do them and their purpose Different types of assessments Therapeutic approaches to assessments and formulation Ethics and assessments Accessibility and inclusivity Intersectional considerations Some general considerations for assessments Culturally competent assessing Addressing bias and stereotypes Take away reflections