Practical therapy room skills you've never been taught on training
Who's it for?
ANY practitioner who wants to feel more confident in the therapy room, wants some ideas to get out of the "what I always do" default. You can have been practicing for 20 years and still be learning…
What you’ll learn
The practical side of therapy training nobody has ever taught you. Webinars are 20% theory (the why, the evidence, the psychology & science behind it) and 80% how to/ practical/ actionable/specific with demos so you can see skills in action
E.g
How to begin sessions with confidence and vary your method
How to use self-disclosure effectively and ethically
How to manage the repetitive 'I don't know'
How to end therapy sessions even when a client disengages
Ways of being creative in therapy beyond just talking
How to interrupt clients without being rude
Where to go when it all feels stuck
