The absent partner: Helping clients transform relationships

07495 061 545 07495 061 545
13th May 2024, 9.30am - 3.30pm
Open to all
£85
Online

Is the focus of your client’s work often their struggle with their romantic or sexual relationships?

Do you feel frustrated that you’re working with one half of the couple?

When we work with individuals the focus will often be their personal relationships and the interpersonal dynamic with their partner that we’ve never met. If you’ve not had any couples training, then sometimes it can feel like you’re not sure where to focus.  How best to encourage better communication? You can feel a bit out of your depth or in the dark, uncertain of how to aid the client in making significant & lasting change. 

In this brand new workshop, we’re going to look at some of the ways you can help clients – even when you’re only working with one-half of the couple. 

What will we look at?

  • How people get their needs met in relationships, and how to ask for what you need.
  • Consider how individuals communicate in relationships and how this can be improved.
  • Developmental stages and couple dynamics.
  • Lack of sex or intimacy & what this means?
  • Explored the links between our earliest relationships & our significant other.
  • Considered why conflicts occur in relationships.

This workshop will give you confidence when working with individuals around relationships and introduce you to some of the concepts & theories utilised in couples therapy that you can put to excellent use when just working with a single client. 

As with all our courses, there will be both experiential elements and direct links to practical ways of working with clients.  We will provide practical examples and there will be lots of opportunities for you to explore, ask questions and discuss issues with other therapists. 

Who is this workshop suitable for?

This workshop is suitable for qualified therapists and trainee therapists who work with individuals but often come across clients where some knowledge about working with relational dynamics and relational needs would be helpful. These theories are seldom covered in initial training courses.  They are fundamental to couples work but we recognise that not everyone wants to do additional couples training.

It's suitable for anyone who wants to gain greater knowledge and awareness around topics such as relational needs, couples communication and discussing sex in relationships. 

To book visit our website: inspirecpdfortherapists.com

Payment can be made by Bank transfer, debit, or credit card.

For any questions email us at inspirecpd@gmail.com

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Hosted by Lynsey Lowe

Lynsey Lowe is a BACP accredited therapist with extensive experience of working with survivors of childhood abuse. Sally French was a sexual offences specialist lawyer who worked for the CPS for 25 years. She is now a UKCP accredited therapist. Lynsey and Sally both enjoy training and working together to aid survivors and therapists.