Continuing Professional Development with Matrix College
Matrix College of Counselling & Psychotherapy CPD Programme 2011
30th November & 1st December 2011
2-Day Integrative Therapy Workshop
Richard Erskine, Ph.D.
12 hours Certificate awarded
Training Fee: £285.00
Please Note:This booking form is purely for this workshop only. The workshop is not part of the ‘deal’ that can be done with the other Matrix CPD workshops.
MINDFUL CBT
Lynda M Thompson
9 day course
Dates:
8th October 2011
12th Nov 2011
11th Dec 2011
21st Jan 2012
18th Feb 2012
17th March 2012
21st April 2012
10th June 2012
Venue: Mind Headquarters, Sale Road, Norwich.
Training Fee: £1120
(£120 deposit and £125 in 8 monthly instalments (£933+ VAT £187)
Matrix Post-Grads: £1120
(£120 deposit and £125 in 8 monthly instalments (£933+ VAT £187)
An opportunity to learn the fundamentals of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy in the context of Mindfulness.
The course will be founded on experiential learning applying the model and skills first to ourselves, and then in our work with clients. This method of learning parallels the principle that ‘core level’ change requires changes in both rational and experiential systems.
This course will include the most recent directions and developments in CBT - including Mindfulness - which are being formulated in response to the need for greater effectiveness and change at a deeper, more lasting experiential level.
Lynda Thompson is a BACP accredited psychotherapist/counsellor with extensive experience of working in the NHS, voluntary and private sectors. She trained originally in Integrative Psychosynthesis, followed by trainings in Systemic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness and EMDR. She now trains counsellors in CBT and Mindfulness, and is a supervisor of groups and individual counsellors in Norwich. With a PhD in Critical and Creative Writing, and a book on life writing published in 2000, Lynda previously taught Literature at the University of East Anglia.
Mindful CBT - Course Outline
The course will be framed within the context of Mindfulness.
Day 1: Introduction to Mindful CBT
Day 2: The foundation for the therapy – agreeing and developing a formulation, the therapeutic relationship, collaborative empiricism, guided discovery and Socratic dialogue.
Day 3: Depression, CBT and mindfulness; using Thought Records and activity charts, identifying ‘hot thoughts’ and cognitive distortions; mindfulness and relapse prevention.
Day 4: Anxiety – identifying different kinds of anxiety, using collaborative case conceptualisations; working with avoidance and safety behaviours.
Day 5: Putting therapy into action with behavioural experiments – a powerful means of achieving deeper level change - for testing beliefs and strengthening alternative evidence. Introduction of ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) ideas and approach.
Day 6: Panic disorder and Trauma. Reliving and re-constructing : cognitive therapy for Traumatic Stress Reactions.
Day 7: The map of how low self-esteem develops, how to cultivate self-esteem and change ‘rules for living’; the development of Paul Gilbert’s ‘compassionate mind training’. Building resilience.
Day 8: Presentation of taped sessions.
Day 9: Review, Integration, establishing the way forward.
Please make cheque/s payable to Matrix College and send to:
Dr Susie Jones
Lavender Cottage
18-20 Queens Road
Hethersett
Norwich NR9 3DB
CERTIFICATE IN SUPERVISION 2011
Tutor: Maggie Maronitis
Training Fee: £1600 (£1333 + VAT £267, total = £1600) Matrix Post-Graduates: £1400 (£1167+ VAT £233..., total = £1400)Training Venue:
Optua
Hill View Business Park
Old Ipswich Road
CLAYDON
Ipswich, IP6 0AJ
5 x 2 day Weekends over 5 months (9.30am – 5pm each day)
This course welcomes qualified practitioners from the helping professions within the fields of counselling, psychotherapy, health, social services and other areas of clinical practice where supervision forms an integral part of the clinician’s role.
The course is designed to provide you with the requisite knowledge and skills to prepare you for supervising others. Its aims and distinctive features are to familiarise you with a theoretical base from which to practice and to provide a forum for discussion and learning in a mutually supportive and challenging environment.
Weekend 1: Supervision Overview
1st & 2nd October 2011
Function, purpose, processes.
Weekend 2: The Supervisory relationship
12th & 13th November 2011
Contract, alliance, developmental needs, transferential aspects, cultural aspects, issues of power.
Weekend 3: Models of supervision
3rd & 4th December 2011
Conceptual, functional, developmental and integrative models will be explored.
Weekend 4: Professional and Ethical dimensions
14th & 15th January 2012
Ethical dilemmas, complaints, organisational contexts, difference and diversity.
Weekend 5: Maintaining a creative environment
3rd & 4th March 2012
The role of the supervisor in promoting self-care, awareness of vicarious trauma and keeping supervision lively.
Maggie Maronitis is a UKCP registered psychotherapist, qualified counsellor and trained supervisor in private practice. In addition she works one day a week for a mental health trust as counselling supervisor in a primary care counselling service. She is a counsellor and psychotherapy trainer to Masters Level.
For more information please contact:
Maggie Maronitis - Telephone: 01482 341525
or
Dr Susie Jones - Telephone: 01603 812479 / 01692 402313
Email: sue@matrix-training.org
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