Continuing the exploration of person-centred theory, this event will consider what can be called ‘the-space-between’ client and therapist.
Workshop Details
There is a tendency to rely on the Freudian concept of ‘transference’ to describe some of the non-conscious communication that goes on between us as human- beings.
Is this relevant for person-centred therapists?
Are there different ways of conceptualising the-space-between us?
Spoiler alert: there is, and this workshop will consider some possible alternatives.
Course Content
Presenter
Sheila is Course Leader for the MSc Contemporary Person-Centred Psychotherapy and Applications at the Metanoia Institute in London. A former convenor of the BAPCA, and member of the board of the WAPCECP, she works as a psychotherapist, supervisor, trainer and consultant in the UK and in the Czech republic where she has lived for the last 11 years.
She was a member of the UKCP Training and Universities College and was involved in the process of getting the tittles ‘person-centred psychotherapist’ and ‘client-centred psychotherapist’ registered in the UKCP. Co-editor of two books and author of a number of chapters.
Sheila is currently involved in developing the dissemination of person-centred based qualitive research from MSc students at Metanoia.
