Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapists can get very squeamish about the use of diagnosis in psychotherapy. Diagnosing characterological or personality types is seen as a step too far towards the medical model: clients are pathologised in the diagnosis and subsequently treated as if they have a psychological flaw that requires ‘fixing’ or ‘curing’. We tend to […]
I am increasing my supervision practice and currently have spaces for supervisees for either group or individual supervision. My model is primarily a relational one. I believe in the importance of mutuality and see the supervisory process as an unfolding of mutual curiosity in your clinical work. I enjoy supporting new practitioners in their […]
Understanding You, Me and Us 27th & 28th October, 2012 – Leeds Course leader: Helen Rowland, in conjunction with Physis training, Leeds – Are you interested in becoming a Transactional Analysis Counsellor or Pyschotherapist? – Are you already a qualified counsellor and interested in developing your skills in the theory and methodology […]